For example, Lullaby Renditions of James Taylor doesn't have quite the same punch as Lullaby Renditions of Metallica or Eminem has.
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Among the hundreds of versions found on YouTube today, there are orchestral and hip hop renditions, a capella and dubstep and trance renditions; there are versions with lyrics.
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" He added, "She gave popular composers powerful, sophisticated renditions.
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I think it can offer a fantastic array of renditions.
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Why do you buy artists' renditions instead of actual posters?
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" Clinton began and ended Sunday with renditions of "America the Beautiful.
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In "extraordinary renditions" some prisoners were handed over to other governments.
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A few of the top renditions we spotted this weekend, ahead.
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A bunch of awkward, politically-laced renditions of the national anthem.
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It was renamed the Renditions, Detentions and Interrogations Group, or RDG.
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Happiness, as hymned in these renditions, would never be won easily.
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On their fey renditions, Mexrrissey make the aforementioned cultural connections clearer.
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Check out his dreamy, surreal renditions of the human form below.
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The scares here were decidedly more bloodcurdling than their Disneyfied renditions.
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Market Report Petite renditions of familiar shapes in irresistible candy colors.
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" Pop's vocals stretched beautifully during renditions of "German Days" and "Mass Production.
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This season, the boxy silhouette provided a choice canvas for updated renditions.
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"I listen to their renditions over and over again," Ms. Hanna said.
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His fastidious, historically sensitive renditions of Bach's unaccompanied suites were widely acclaimed.
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Phil has endured many bad renditions of "Hey Ya!" in his time.
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It's a mashup of the three famous renditions of the hymn: the 16th
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Jordan has been a hub for extraordinary "renditions" of high value terrorist suspects.
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Lizzo&aposs followers delivered, sharing hilarious renditions of the star&aposs AMAs outfit.
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In court ... guitar and piano renditions were played by musicians from both sides.
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Just this past week, we saw a major uptick in the cool-girl renditions.
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There are endless renditions of "The Star-Spangled Banner," but let's be real, America.
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They had performed internationally and were known for their renditions of mystical Islamic poetry.
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Ruslana's performance is widely considered one of the most beautiful renditions of Ukraine's anthem.
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American Ballet Theatre and Pacific Northwest Ballet got their renditions in 1976 and 1983.
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Supporters can share their renditions of the delightfully savage songs using the hashtag #nastyornice.
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He says he's a self-taught artist, which makes his renditions even more impressive.
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Oldenburg mimicked the visual language of retail to present his renditions of everyday objects.
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A cargo pocket never really looks like it belongs, especially on modern, exaggerated renditions.
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But multiple renditions of the narrative exist in Buddhism, Jainism and across Southeast Asia.
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Dahl's renditions of "The Fantastic Mr. Fox" and "George's Marvelous Medicine" are especially delicious.
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Above all they want the state to investigate Aero Contractors' role in specific renditions.
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For the months ahead, here are six simple renditions of this classic canvas shoe.
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Ditto for bagpipe renditions of songs from Bollywood soundtracks or traditional Hindu religious music.
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And like many previous Carpools, the conversations are just as great as the musical renditions!
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This is why its renditions of cities like Paris can feel so real at times.
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So, why would she sabotage her fiction with cliché-riven renditions of African American life?
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On TikTok, renditions of choreographer Quang Dang's dance have amassed more than 20 million views.
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Where once Western classical music flowed into China, pianists and their renditions are pouring out.
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"It made no sense, in particular because she later took a strong position against renditions."
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They streamlined their renditions of history and sprinkled their remarks with analogies and pop references.
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This musical ensemble, based in France, is best known for its renditions of Baroque operas.
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The shows mark a growing trend for orchestral renditions of celebrated dance music and hip-hop.
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Telltale Games had a great 2016, with fantastic renditions of both Batman and The Walking Dead.
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But Elena Samko's renditions of The Witcher 3's creatures and characters are absolutely jaw-dropping.
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As a teenager, she gained a following on YouTube with her powerful renditions of hit songs.
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Stalls sold homoerotic renditions of internet boyfriend Oscar Isaac and indie books about queer lady knights.
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Viewers submitted donations alongside the sounds of gunshots, door-knocking, and dubstep renditions of bagpipe music.
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Roy's poetry Moore has often spiced up his political rhetoric with live renditions of original verse.
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Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield is famous for his orbital musical renditions, and Christmas is no exception.
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They streamlined their renditions of history and sprinkled their remarks with analogies and pop culture references.
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Dick Cheney is generally absent, as are any real discussions of waterboarding or renditions or Guantánamo.
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The boxed set includes multiple renditions of "Hurricane," and Dylan gives his all to every one.
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As guests waited they enjoyed classical renditions of pop songs like "All of Me" by John Legend.
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This exhibition's extensive display of paintings reveals Lashai the colorist delving into abstract renditions of the environment.
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One of the oddest renditions yet of this argument came last week during a CNN town hall.
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I worked with the tech crew on a few renditions of how and where to attach it.
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Then, there are the products that look like torture devices are hardly recognizable in their early renditions.
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The two filmed and shared their beautiful "Hamilton: An American Musical" renditions for the world to see.
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Yet Off Broadway renditions, such as "The Donkey Show" and "Here Lies Love," have clicked more successfully.
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Typically, astronomers use images from NASA missions or artistic renditions to show what space objects look like.
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None of these tunes will be unfamiliar to fans of Monk, and the renditions are not radical.
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Ms. Stubbs said that she had tried to do something different from the austere renditions of Mrs.
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Rockabye Baby recently released lullaby renditions of Beyoncé songs, including "Naughty Girl" and "Hold Up." The full track list for Lullaby Renditions of Songs from Hamilton is as follows: Alexander Hamilton My Shot The Schuyler Sisters You'll Be Back Helpless Satisfied Wait for It Say No to This
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But on May 3rd an inmate at Leicester prison brought an audience to their feet with his renditions.
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At Little Pepper, it combines power and nuance to make other renditions around the city seem heavy-handed.
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"Judy was located somewhere in New York and obliged the President with several renditions of his favorite melodies."
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The pint-sized future superstar has gotten thousands of fans on Instagram with her renditions of soul classics.
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The acoustic renditions are always fun because the fans join in, really providing the backbone to the song.
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In bright purples, reds, and golds, these fashion renditions are further adorned in golden jewelry, scepters, and crowns.
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The prints feature nostalgic renditions of your favorite characters: Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, Deadpool, Hulk, and Spiderman.
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Staggers has become somewhat of a star on social media with his soothing brass renditions making the rounds.
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These spectral, sensual renditions of the human body, nicknamed Nudogramms by Neusüss himself, are the stencil-esque result.
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How many new renditions of "Mask Off" do we have to get before we're tired of the song?
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Unlike other renditions by men, elaborate silverware and fine porcelain bowls serve up roast lamb, lettuce and beans.
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" The soprano Ailyn Pérez revealed her interpretive range with characterful renditions of zarzuela selections and a passionate "Ebben!
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One of the best renditions I tried came from Casa de Tereza, a well-known restaurant in Salvador.
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Yesterday, Kano hit up the BBC Radio 1Xtra studios to perform more renditions from Made In The Manor.
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Chappaquiddick is skeptical of Kennedy's version of events, though it doesn't buy into the more sensational renditions either.
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Our best guess is that he just got tired of seeing fans' faulty tattoo renditions of his work.
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The dazzling costumes and performance of Moulin Rouge went on to inspire other renditions of the famous show.
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Her followers seemed to jump at the opportunity to wow Lizzo with hilarious renditions of her dramatic outfit.
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"I was watching several renditions of 'Fly, Eagles Fly' on YouTube this morning," he confessed when we spoke.
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But her side is still looking toward a more limited proposal that would exclude renditions to the mainland.
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Mr. Phillinganes and the band added their renditions of songs by Ray Charles, James Brown and Thelonious Monk.
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Sazerac is also working on other whiskey-focused renditions, including Southern Comfort Rye and Southern Comfort Barrel Select.
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Haynes's beautiful renditions of cis female, trans, and non-binary torsos take up space as a political act.
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When fans weren't doing their own dramatic hallway renditions of musical numbers, here's what they were up to.
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On Monday evening, the Trump faithful overran local bars, singing renditions of "Sweet Caroline" late into the night.
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" Swift followed the track with renditions of Red's "I Knew You Were Trouble" and 1989's "Blank Space.
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Their food is nearly indistinguishable: simple, elegant renditions of British classics, drawn from a local and seasonal larder.
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Pizza parties, surprise passionate renditions of opera classics with Andrea Bocelli, and whispers of dilly dilly ding dongs.
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The installation perfectly captured the performance of translation, and how translators are never fully satisfied with their renditions.
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They reported that some clips, like disturbing and violent renditions of animated characters, were making their way past filters.
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Huawei has acquired the licenses to the original images and the posters are artistic renditions of said features only.
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Click through for our favorite renditions, plus tips on how to pull off these cool crops from international salons.
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As well as throwing out great details about her life, Cyrus also did a couple renditions of her songs.
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The Pizza Underground—our band that plays pizza-themed renditions of Velvet Underground songs—can barely sing in unison.
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The idea is not to replace all performances of the "New World" with renditions of Price's symphonies and concertos.
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There have been countless renditions on the Batman story over the years, from campy comics to grim feature films.
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The "Mad Money" host also touted Amazon Prime as one of the most successful renditions of the subscription economy.
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But Ms. Nicks will spice up her set list with renditions of some of Fleetwood Mac's most beloved hits.
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His distorted CGI renditions of faces can look like anything from skin masks to a beehive-like trypophobe's nightmare.
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And "Big Bend Killing: The Appalachian Ballad Tradition" is a strong collection of contemporary renditions of vintage Appalachian songs.
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Listen to classic renditions of Strauss, Wagner and others by the American soprano, who died on Monday at 74.
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We also created HLS renditions with six different levels, enabling us to serve our on-demand videos with adaptive streaming.
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Lullaby Renditions of Iron Maiden, or their version of "Under the Bridge" (a Red Hot Chili Peppers song about heroin).
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And what military parade would be complete without renditions of songs from an anonymous, robot-helmeted French electronic music duo?
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That's right, Champagne Pop, the highlighter that sent the beauty world into a tizzy, and the subsequent renditions it spurred.
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There were cheers and many, many renditions of "Happy Birthday" being sung as the Queen met with her adoring fans.
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There are many styles and renditions — none of which require daily flatironing or curling — making it a low-commitment chop.
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Some families watch football together on Sunday nights, but this Utah family performs pitch-perfect renditions of beloved Broadway tunes!
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Local celeb Fredrik Eriksson has made a career out of championing updated renditions of husmanskost in front of the camera.
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Aside from the fear factor, how does Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle compare to past renditions of the classic story?
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Friday, the deejay will also release a remix package of the track, featuring renditions by popular producers including Tom Ferry.
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Guests enjoyed classical renditions of songs like John Legend's "All of Me" as they waited for the ceremony to begin.
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Within the field of international law, the prosecutions of the C.I.A. agents for their role in renditions were closely watched.
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The modern renditions of the old gods we meet throughout the series are among the most poignant examples of this.
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The renditions in "Girl" lean almost uniformly blackward, toward a melismatic R. & B., regardless of the race of the singer.
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Her gorgeous, searching renditions of "Autumn Leaves" and "(Have I Stayed) Too Long at the Fair" rang with personal poignancy.
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She does amazing renditions of Britney, Shakira, and Rihanna, although we saw some of them on her Jimmy Fallon appearance.
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Burger King and White Castle both offered renditions of the Impossible burger, while Carl&aposs Jr used Beyond Meat patties.
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Yet recent renditions of Mahler's Fifth Symphony and Act I of Wagner's "Die Walküre" have lacked subtlety, lyricism and depth.
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James Corden tried out a novel form of torture on Elton John: playing him godawful renditions of John's own tunes.
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As familiar as those from the Bible, these stories saturate our literary history, in renditions and translations, allusions and transformations.
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Siciliano's renditions of the paintings reflect the importance of copying as a primary means of artistic study in the Renaissance.
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While some renditions focused on making aircraft cabin's more efficient, others focused on the potential luxuries that aircraft could feature.
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On the screen, artist's renditions of the plant portray it as a series of spaces filled with inexplicably topless men.
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They featured relatively circumscribed renditions of her original tunes and leaned hard on the group's formidable alto saxophonist, Darius Jones.
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This time, he mixed in twisted renditions of preppy regatta blazers and rugby shirts, along with longer, more languorous silhouettes.
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Every December, TV and radio become an aural hellscape, characterized by inescapable and obnoxiously tinny renditions of classic holiday music.
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But her renditions of Faithfull signature songs like "As Tears Go By" and "Broken English," are as devastating as Ms. Faithfull's.
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Fan art with savage, grittier renditions of pokémon regularly goes viral on the internet, accruing millions of page views and hits.
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The parent knows what the lyrics are, so they can secretly enjoy it while they're sharing their renditions with their babies.
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Pasted onto this painted background, Kozloff placed her own renditions of some US states — Texas, California, Nevada, Wyoming — from school reports.
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Taylor, we have your next collaboration lined up for you: a joint-album of piano renditions called Taylor & Todrick Do Disney.
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One rally ends with a band with a female drummer performing renditions of Hafez, the most revered Persian poet, on stage.
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Neither the original paintings nor Bigelow's renditions of them are "crude" or like "a children's picture book," as Lane wrote dismissively.
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This is one of two renditions of the same album — there's allegedly a bare-bones version she has yet to release.
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Seeing the band live was a wholly different experience from belting my own renditions to prison Tool fans on the yard.
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The TikTok app probably seems innocuous, since it is used mostly by teens to share how-to videos and musical renditions.
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Then a sextet will offer experimental renditions of famous South African tunes by the likes of Mongezi Feza and Zim Ngqawana.
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Mr. Sunai of Human Rights Watch said the renditions of Chinese citizens back to China were symbolic of a shift in Thailand.
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On the 24th and 25th of February, Ronnie Scott's, a jazz club in London, will host live orchestral renditions of Goldie's music.
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Video of Gilly Assuncao performing live, opera renditions of Christmas classics at Russo's in Watertown, Massachusetts, is making waves on the internet.
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How is it that we have profoundly mechanically and visually complex renditions of shooting people but not dynamic, blockbuster home management simulators?
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That included a fusion of American and British elements, including by London-based gospel ensemble the Kingdom Choir&aposs renditions of Ben.
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From the gorgeous cinematography to the musical renditions of classic songs like "Roxanne" and "Like a Virgin," it's a lot of fun.
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Even his renditions of "bourgeois" moments — a supermarket, an airport terminal, a literal march for women's rights — became part of the fantasy.
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After moving on to several ear-shattering renditions of popular Swedish folk songs, he finishes by proudly mooning everyone in his vicinity.
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His endearing illustrations include simple renditions of old-school 3D glasses, a stack of pancakes, and a slew of hairstyles sans faces.
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Early renditions had wooden shutters and decorative moldings, while later ones adopted more of an Art Deco look, with simpler geometric designs.
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Singapore is a country of countless hawker stalls and beloved mom-and-pop restaurants that serve up excellent renditions of local dishes.
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In addition to this Simba Trump, Israel has done renditions of a Bane Trump, Jabba the Hutt Trump, and Immortan Joe Trump.
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James's new album, "Lean on Me," features a small combo of jazz musicians playing faithful renditions of Withers's home-cooked R&B.
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Verve's "A Day in the Life: Impressions of Pepper" features adventurous renditions by some of the more riveting rising voices in jazz.
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The operation was one of the so-called renditions ordered by the George W. Bush's administration after the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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Joined by the elegant pianist Iain Burnside, she gave splendid renditions of seldom-heard Italian songs by Giuseppe Martucci, Respighi and Rossini.
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The rugs are, refreshingly, an antidote to the bold and flashy artists' renditions we have been seeing so much of these days.
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She was one of the first white athletes to kneel during pregame renditions of the national anthem in solidarity with Colin Kaepernick.
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And on her new release, "A Merry Little Christmas," Ms. Hilty delivers lovely, piano-jazz renditions of the modern holiday-music canon.
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Little Women doesn't sacrifice the March sisters' shared intimacy, but it gives each sibling a private individuality that previous renditions haven't explored.
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Check out concept renditions of the full set, which will be available later this year, in a convenient video by Emojipedia below.
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In 2017 one of her followers invited her to the exhibition A Series of Utterly Improbable, Yet Extraordinary Renditions at the Serpentine.
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In addition, Jennifer Hudson, Ariana Grande, Faith Hill and more gave electrifying renditions of Franklin's hits at the Detroit funeral on Aug. 31.
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DJ and actor Balthazar Getty warmed the stage for headliner Lil Wayne, who brought down the house with renditions of his favorite hits.
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Her portrayal of her son's condition seems aligned with enduring renditions of veterans as ticking time bombs, as damaged beings primed to harm.
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From fringe-free options, to classic renditions, to those accentuated with baby bangs, there are styles to suit every hair texture and type.
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The gang's all here — specifically eerily lifelike renditions of the ancient Professor Farnsworth, Leela (the woman with one eye), and Bender the robot.
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Sophia Grace Brownlee first rose to fame for her pitch-perfect renditions of Nicki Minaj rhymes delivered on YouTube alongside her cousin, Rosie.
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In 1998 every computer looked the same—a beige box sucking dust in and spitting out heavily pixelated renditions of the Oregon Trail.
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Today, the newest evolution of Mexican cooking is vastly different from the combo platter or the inventively stylish plated renditions of traditional dishes.
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Now, $10,000 is slightly more than our overdrafts allow for — so, we'll hold out for the fast fashion renditions of YSL's bejeweled shoes.
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But if measured by how many blocks and neighborhoods are absolutely finished, according to the urban planners' artistic renditions, what is your progress?
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On Monday, Americans will celebrate the Fourth of July with fireworks, barbeques, and half-baked renditions of Bill Pullman's speech from Independence Day.
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The app allows you and your friends to record 15-second long video renditions of your favorite songs that can then be shared.
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Search for "Obama mashup" online and you'll find all kinds of cleverly edited clips of President Barack Obama "singing" popular renditions of songs.
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The game offers playful renditions of the movie's most memorable songs, and added some extra layers of adventure for fans of the film.
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ER: Jazz was always our first love, but we realized the crowd really liked the renditions of pop hits more than anything else.
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Kelly Clarkson, the covers queen, added some new renditions to her vast songbook this week with her latest appearance on The Tonight Show.
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In memoriam: Shan Tianfang, who revived the pingshu storytelling tradition after China's Cultural Revolution with renditions of classical Chinese novels and historical events.
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You can't listen to a recording of it, and the many YouTube renditions won't give you a sense of what it really is.
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We invite you to take part in an Instagram project, #MyOCanada, by sending in videos of your own renditions of the national anthem.
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Among the novel's delightful sendups: mindfulness apps, detailed renditions of VC presentations, and MorningRave, a clean-living dance party to start the day.
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Nearly a century ago, homesick Italian immigrants flocked to small theaters in Little Italy for operatic renditions of medieval tales by such puppets.
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Ms. Dangerfield said she would like to see the wall painted over periodically with new renditions of Mr. Dangerfield by other local artists.
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The fact this looks like fan art and not official renditions says everything, and explains why the internet can't stop talking about this trailer.
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We've collected this year's showstoppers, like Chiaru Shiota's forest of hanging suitcases, Donald Moffett's hyperrealistic donkeys, and Davide Balula's mimed renditions of famous sculptures.
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Now, men are heating up the conversation by creating their own renditions of the video that are just as extra as the real thing.
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With a bit of water, some paint and a lot of skill, Turkish artist Garip Ay creates beautiful renditions of Vincent Van Gogh paintings.
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I did not count renditions of "God Bless America" (Kate Smith and Ronan Tynan) or "America the Beautiful" (Ray Charles really nailed this one).
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If your family's renditions of "Happy Birthday" are getting a little tired, you may want to invite this dog to your next birthday gathering.
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In "Heroes of the Frontier" the frontier is symbolic, represented by ticky-tack tourist renditions of the old silver mine or the wildlife preserve.
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Subscribers to Channels will have access to programs such as comedy acts, renditions of short stories, nonfiction accounts, talk shows, newspaper articles and more.
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But, even if the process were legal, Assange is not a terrorist, and extraordinary renditions do not deliver captives to civilian courtrooms in Virginia.
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Players could opt to stay in the locker room during renditions of the "Star-Spangled Banner," but teams would have to face the penalties.
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It featured renditions of "The Star-Spangled Banner" and "God Bless America" by the United States Marine Band and the United States Army Chorus.
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Pure CSS drawings—whether they be simple renditions of The Simpsons or elaborate baroque portraits—aren't static image files but code being rendered live.
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The fact that the story has survived this long in so many renditions means I'm not the only one captivated by this ancient story.
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Much discussion has focused on N.F.L. players who have knelt during pregame renditions of the anthem to protest what they see as systemic racism.
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The book is organized by continent, to show that you can find renditions of sausage in virtually every type of cuisine in the world.
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In this inversion of other renditions, Lawrence places in the foreground the collective action of anonymous soldiers, rather than glorifying a single heroic leader.
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Renditions submitted to Hamburg Aviation&aposs Crystal Cabin Award show what the aircraft of the future may look like if innovators have their way.
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Through coordinated blowing similar to whistling, Arugha thrills audiences with renditions of popular Afrobeats songs from Nigerian performers such as Teni Entertainer and Burna Boy.
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A hologram of Aldrin explains what's happening while the user is transported to virtual-reality renditions of these proposed colonies for Mars and the moon.
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It's versatile, too: In some looks, the shade serves as a prominent pop of color, while in other renditions it moonlights as a deep nude.
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She was discovered when she was a teen six years ago on her YouTube page, where she belted out powerful renditions of famous cover songs.
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Even as Seoul's basements are refitted for other purposes, South Koreans and their guests will continue to come up with off-key renditions of Queen.■
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There were lowbrow plastic-wrapped renditions in 7-Elevens and gorgeous packages of it presented like jewelry by babydoll-lashed, white-gloved attendants in Ginza.
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The trial was the first of its kind against "renditions" practiced by former U.S. President George W. Bush's administration in the wake of the Sept.
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There's more than meets the eye in Amsterdam-based artist Jasper de Beijer's stark renditions of historical events, like the 1993 Waco siege, visualized above.
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" ARTS & LEISURE An article on Page 26397 about different renditions of the tale of Orpheus misstates the name of a chorus presenting "Orfeo ed Euridice.
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Sometimes, congregants even put on comical renditions of the Purim story in performances known as "purim spiels" ("spiel" can mean "game" or "play" in Yiddish).
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Jimmy Fallon and Miley Cyrus explored the possibilities of these wacky renditions by singing Google Translate's versions of popular songs during Wednesday's The Tonight Show.
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Did you ever get any feedback from Bowie about your renditions of his songs and/or get to meet or speak with him about it?
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In his modern renditions, Desom brings new life to the optical theater while paying homage to Reynaud's famous moving picture shows such as Pantomimes Lumineuses.
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The museum has been renovated to present even more graphic renditions of violence that the North accuses "American imperialist wolves" of committing in late 1950.
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As soon as a specially written "anthem" for Hong Kong's demonstrators went online, shopping malls were brought to a halt by apparently unplanned mass renditions.
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I went to the CD player (this was, after all, a decade ago) and discovered that I was listening to Lullaby Renditions of Bob Marley.
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What's great about lullaby renditions, though, is having the luxury of enjoying songs you love in a more tranquil way that you ever thought possible.
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The singer Janis Siegel offered adventurous jazz renditions of "Jeepers Creepers" and "Last Night When We Were Young," backed by Mr. Weinstein and Mr. Firth.
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Together, they would collaborate on songs like "Insensatez" and "Chega de Saudade," which became beloved bossa nova standards thanks to João Gilberto's infamous acoustic renditions.
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More often, however, the same stereotypical tropes get recycled for shallow renditions that have little in common with what the rave life is really like.
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But for Stéphanie Kilgast, capturing a photo of food—or her miniature renditions of it—is the last step in a complicated and complex process.
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She will debut live renditions of the EP's material for the first time in the US tomorrow night in Los Angeles, hosted by Das Bunker.
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Marboe has amassed a collection of 'replicas' in the forms of hand-built objects, 3-D printed models, color studies, written accounts, and other renditions.
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" After the service, the family departed for a private burial as a local New Orleans-style brass band outside played mournful renditions of the "St.
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Friends fondly recalled him as an expert orchestrator of parties who sometimes entertained guests with his renditions of Scott Joplin rags and Cole Porter standards.
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At MOCA, Smooth was joined by Quentin Stuckey and Ryan Kelly (of the Gerard & Kelly duo), who danced to multiple renditions of the national anthem.
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Illuminated by an eerie searchlight on the runway, the ghostly, elongated models at the Rick Owens show wore the designer's dark renditions of glam rock.
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Each of these are named after an emotional sensation that England saw within the depicted subjects and attempted to extrapolate in her new, decontextualized renditions.
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Since its inception, the challenge has yielded a staggering 153,2300 responses, with scores of newly won fans performing their own renditions of the "Aye" dance.
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To support our legacy content, we re-encoded and republished all of our old content, creating both MP4 and WebM renditions with different resolutions and bitrates.
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But our renditions are whimsical and fun and sweet and not harmful to the ears, but very recognizable and retain the intention of the original song.
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Where The Jungle Book has only two renditions of classic Disney songs, Beauty and the Beast includes all of them, in addition to some new ones.
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" Throughout her time on the show, the Texas native has stunned week after week with her renditions of songs like Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" and Rihanna's "Stay.
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That includes massive stadiums for battles to take place and a mechanic called Dynamax, which temporarily creates gigantic holographic renditions of pocket monsters with boosted powers.
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The Blue Band has often been recognized for its amazing musical renditions, and once performed on the catwalk at Marc Jacobs' 2006 spring/summer fashion show.
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The notes are on iOS; Android's character count for release updates is much smaller and doesn't leave enough room for some of these more creative renditions.
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But when the film's credits roll and Laurel and Hardy's original gags, all fuzzy and monochrome, are played, the new renditions can feel flat in comparison.
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Almost as soon as a specially written "anthem" for Hong Kong's protesters went online, shopping malls were brought to a halt by apparently spontaneous mass renditions.
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Catching the dreamMost of Stidham's renditions of how LuLaRoe came to be leave out one important player: her twin sister, Dianne, now known as Dianne Ingram.
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Mr. Slipak, who had won fame in France for his renditions of the aria of Mephistopheles from the opera "Faust," adopted the nom de guerre Meph.
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Some macro breweries like Anheuser-Busch and Heineken (who acquired Tecate in 2010) have caught on and launched ready-to-drink, canned renditions of the michelada.
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Gould was a brilliant but idiosyncratic player whose approach to Bach might be compared to Laurence Olivier's renditions of Shakespeare: the art can obscure the matter.
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On Saturday night, Mr. O'Brien saw one of the two benefit concert renditions of the show, featuring a cast that begins performances in Toronto on Nov.
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Like its twin in Lyon, it was owned by the legendary Eugénie Brazier and had achieved three Michelin stars by serving impeccable renditions of regional classics.
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The second CD finds him in a trio, playing relatively straightforward renditions of popular songs by Bob Dylan, Burt Bacharach and Fleetwood Mac — and, yes, soloing.
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The singer Chavela Vargas forged her own path in the 1950s and '20183s with her emotional renditions of popular ranchera songs, androgynous appearance and tough spirit.
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His most recent album, "When You Wish Upon a Star," features classic tunes from American cinema; the renditions are lulling and picturesque but not altogether soothing.
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The series, hosted by DJ Huw Stephens, usually has artists perform cover versions or pared-down renditions of their own tracks—so Joey Bada$$ did both.
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Here he draws Mexican villages, ceremonial rituals in Bali (whose ethnography also occasioned a book) and near-scientific renditions of a sting ray and a lobster.
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The quiz is part of a campaign to raise awareness of deepfake technology and its ability to create convincing renditions of political figures as big as Trump.
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" Then Babs fully takes on the role of her character, Fanny Brice, delivering sassy renditions of "How Lucky Can You Get" and "Don't Rain on My Parade.
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Against backgrounds that seem to sear themselves into memory, larger-than-life renditions of animals get up close and personal in Louise McNaught's imaginitive mixed-media paintings.
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On Wednesday night, James Corden invited Will Arnett and Martin Short to the Late Late Show to help him perform musical renditions of these wildly violent movies.
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In addition to hit renditions of "My Baby Just Cares for Me" and "I Loves You, Porgy," she composed songs that addressed racist treatment of African-Americans.
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Meanwhile, the inside of the booth was resplendent with massive sculptures, showing off larger-than-life renditions of hero Link and some of the game's ancient enemies.
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Kimmel's more impressive creations include his renditions of Thomas the Tank Engine, Lightning McQueen from Cars, Oscar the Grouch from Sesame Street and Dory from Finding Nemo.
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There was a blonde-coiffed Spanish singer, former Eurovision contestant Soraya Arnelas, who performed renditions of "All I Want For Christmas" and "White Christmas" with backup musicians.
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LONDON — Imagine stirring renditions of "Sweet Caroline" and "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" belted out by fans munching on Cracker Jack sold by roving vendors.
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" Later, Mr. Wang explained why Chinese tend to favor heartbreaking solo performances, in contrast to Westerners' preference for raucous group renditions of, say, Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline.
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In early renditions, the Kramlich house was a glass pavilion where video art could be displayed on curved glass walls and the natural setting would filter through.
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Topped with Tater Tots or mixed with rice, more modern renditions offer working parents an inexpensive way to get dinner on the table after a long day.
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The plane was carrying performers and staff members of the Alexandrov Ensemble, a famed orchestra and choir known for renditions of classical Russian songs and folk tunes.
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Recordings from those concerts have just been released as "The Art of Piano Duo: Live," a three-CD set full of lively, tussling renditions of jazz standards.
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The former quarterback popularized the gesture of kneeling during pre-game renditions of "The Star-Spangled Banner" in 2016 while a member of the San Francisco 49ers.
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He chanted slogans, joined in renditions of protest anthems like "L'Internationale" and grew excited as he heard American radio broadcasts declare that democracy might come to China.
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It had completed improvised renditions of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" and "Up Above My Head," interspersed with expert vamping around the march's Standing Rock chant.
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Some of the panels are small renditions of the larger, colorful images in Carr Chapel, making what had seemed like isolated moments into something far more narrative.
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OLEDs can control the light produced on a pixel by pixel basis and manufacturers love nothing more than showing that off with stunning renditions of the Milky Way.
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Even more persuasive are her more abstract works or "Ghosts," shadowy renditions of Hosmer sculptures that are no longer in existence with no visual record to be found.
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Trump wants the league to suspend players if they kneel during the pregame renditions of "The Star-Spangled Banner," saying on Monday the players were disrespecting the country.
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Fallon always puts a little spin on his ragtime renditions, and Tuesday, the late night show host invited Weezer themselves to join the seven-piece a capella shindig.
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When it comes to his singing talents, Maftoon has been wooing the audience with his renditions of romantic folk songs, which are sung in both Dari and Pashto.
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There have been many renditions of Bruce over the years, and Telltale's version is sort of a mix of all of them, depending on the choices you make.
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Brixton residents, Bowie's hometown, gathered in a large crowd outside the Ritzy cinema, home to a Bowie mural, and sang group renditions of some of Bowie's greatest hits.
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Beginning in December of 2002, the CTC's Renditions Group — previously charged with the capture and transport of suspected terrorists — took over management of all detention and interrogation facilities.
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And the protests extended to those performing "The Star-Spangled Banner" as well: In Detroit and Nashville, singers dropped to one knee at the end of their renditions.
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" After an informal casting session, 35 singers, including some marquee names like Frank Bruni and Maggie Haberman, were invited to perform their renditions of Stephen Sondheim's "Broadway Baby.
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Those visual insights persist throughout the film; Hendrix regularly teases renditions of the Star-Spangled Banner, laughing with the audience in an awareness that his reputation precedes him.
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Naturally, Jacobean drama plays to the company's strengths: it has staged punky renditions of "The Revenger's Tragedy," in 2005 (poison!); "The Witch of Edmonton," in 2011 (black magic
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But, after sunset, their sculptural counterparts illuminate the zoo's grounds, as do fanciful renditions of lions, giraffes, zebras, rhinos, elephants, ring-tailed lemurs, cranes, dolphins, and sea turtles.
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So when scrolling through the bobblehead renditions of the current political field, I picked the candidate I thought would be most entertaining to make president: Dr. Ben Carson.
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In one often-cited experiment, researchers were even able to convert the MRI readouts of the test subjects' brains into approximate renditions of the movie clips shown to participants.
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Colin Kaepernick's number-seven San Francisco 49ers jersey has become the NFL's hottest seller since he began a silent protest during pregame renditions of the national anthem last month.
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After a few more questionable renditions, I realized that letting loose isn't that hard when everyone is doing it too (which is more than easy to find at karaoke).
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Indeed, performances of, say, Bach's music the way it sounded during Bach's lifetime can be immeasurably more pleasing to the ear than renditions by large orchestras using modern instruments.
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Students will first listen to Selena's music, Bruno Mars and Cardi B's renditions of her songs, and even dissect the upcoming Netflix scripted series based on the singer's life.
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But after Disney searched through hundreds of girls in the Pacific Islands, Cravalho snagged the part in 2015 with her bubbly personality and renditions of Disney and Polynesian songs.
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In the past month, people shared their renditions of yodel boy's Walmart performance, from makeup blogger James Charles to drag queen and RuPaul's Drag Race contestant Blair St. Clair.
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But most important, you can see and feel the mind-to-hand connection in these many soulfully wacky renditions of scenes from the surrealistic human comedy of modern life.
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FP spoke to a senior former U.S. intelligence official who insists there's no evidence that the American cases are not "true" renditions, like the kidnappings now seen in Australia.
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Most are colorful renditions, in acrylic on canvas, of old maps ranging throughout early cartography, which have been a staple of Ms. Kozloff's art for more than two decades.
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Unlike other sports' championship rounds, in which celebrities tend to rotate in for one-off renditions, the Stanley Cup finals often showcase the same powerful voices, game after game.
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A new exhibit showcases contemporary takes on the millennia-old art of textile-making, from El Anatsui's shimmering bottle-cap tapestries to Nevet Yitzhak's renditions of Afghan war rugs.
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His best-known works include his renditions of Chinese classics like "White-Eyebrow Hero" and "Sanxia Wuyi" and his dramatizations of historical figures like Zhuge Liang and Lin Zexu.
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The album features cast renditions of both classic and new songs featured in the musical film, as well as versions sung by Celine Dion, Ariana Grande and Josh Groban.
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The plane was carrying 219 performers and staff members of the ensemble, including an army choir and orchestra loved for its renditions of classical Russian songs and folk tunes.
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The singer has covered holiday songs before -- including her 2007 album "Sounds of the Season: The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection," which includes renditions of "Last Christmas" and "Santa Baby."
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She wears a cheongsam, or traditional Chinese form-fitting dress, and her hair buns are shaped like round spiky balls—renditions of how the coronavirus looks under a microscope.
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Seeing Marcel Duchamp's "A Nude Descending a Staircase, Number 2" (1912) and Pablo Picasso's "Guernica" (1937) in New York inspired her to do semi-abstract renditions of the human figure.
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Cartoon renditions of radio hits make for a weird sort of remix album, one where the varied bodily rhythms across a dancefloor are ignored in favor of incessant, irrepressible perk.
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At the last World Cup, a website even dredged up a psychologist to claim that Messi's mumbling renditions of the national anthem were evidence of a conflicted sense of identity.
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Weird Al Yankovic, the undisputed king of song parodies who has been spoofing radio hits since he was a teenager, usually has artists tell him they're honored by his renditions.
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Those who own or saw the Galaxy S8 and S29+ won't notice major differences between those year-old models and their newer renditions — at least, not at a first glance.
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El Divo de Juárez was celebrated in a candid video montage honoring his legacy, but the oddest thing was that there were no renditions done of this late, great icon.
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So Windows, Android and iOS not only use different graphical renditions of those smiling yellow faces (and rice bowls, etc), but also at one time coded them with different numbers.
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Today marks what would have been Prince's 58th birthday, and a handful of celebrities are honoring him in a special way — by performing unique renditions of their favorite Prince songs.
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The NFL did not seek commitments from its players to stop kneeling during pregame renditions of the U.S. national anthem but rather focused on helping them in their political activism.
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Previous renditions of such interspecies hand-to-hand battles have invariably been conveyed via a flurry of quick cutting to convey violent action while concealing the lack of real contact.
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Perhaps inevitably, the Windex event quickly morphed into a meme, inspiring the proliferation of outlandish Facebook events often illustrated with impressive and not-so-impressive photoshopped renditions of The Bean.
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For her latest exhibit at Montreal culture hub Phi Centre, MissMe was invited to plaster the gallery's walls with a few dozen larger-than-life renditions of her famous image.
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The collection features four acoustic renditions of songs from the record, including a heavy-handed version of "Wishing Well," one of the more up-tempo songs on the actual record.
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Laura Bretan (pictured), a young teenager, has wowed viewers and judges alike by performing soulful renditions of such intricate and heavy opera pieces as "The Prayer" and Puccini's "Nessun Dorma".
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If you're on the fence about getting the big chop, allow us to quell your fears while providing many renditions to consider — because no two pixie cuts are the same.
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The answer is probably a combination of the three, depending on who's doing the covering, but we'll undoubtedly be hearing new renditions of "No Scrubs" for the next 20 years.
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The speed and frequency of Mr. Trump's tweets have spawned an explosion of equally fast, equally viral amateur renditions, with little thought as to how they might be interpreted worldwide.
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Most of us, liberals and conservatives alike, live in well-insulated echo chambers where Rachel Maddow or Sean Hannity deliver more eloquent renditions of our own opinions in hyperbolic form.
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She performed entirely new renditions of her songs: on "Lover," Swift transformed the song into stripped-down piano arrangement with a slower tempo so she could draw out the lyrics.
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The version, sung by comedian Roseanne Barr, is acknowledged as one of the worst performances of the song ever recorded, along with Scott Stapp's, Steven Tyler's and Fergie's infamous renditions.
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Crowds have broken out in spontaneous renditions of Puerto Rican standards from the 1940s and 1950s, like "En Mi Viejo San Juan" and "Preciosa," considered unofficial anthems on the island.
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Crowds have broken out in spontaneous renditions of Puerto Rican standards from the 1940s and 1950s, like "En Mi Viejo San Juan" and "Preciosa," considered unofficial anthems on the island.
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The museum's ground floor contains a room whose walls are lined with very convincing renditions of Jackson Pollock's drip paintings as well as four large, Robert Morris-esque glass cubes.
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The dining landscape in the state that begins the presidential nominating process has far more to offer than pedestrian local chains and state-fair-novelty renditions of their favorite white meat.
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Group renditions of Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode," Louis Jordan's "Choo Choo Ch'Boogie" and the Coasters' "Young Blood" had enough drive and humor to convey more than a spark of excitement.
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Betts workshopped it with a former nun who left the Catholic Church following Vatican II, the series of radical renditions Rome made to the religion's highly traditional services in the 1960s.
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Sebastian later grabbed the mic and delivered some impressive renditions of Michael Jackson's "Man in the Mirror" and Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" to the crowd before tapping out because he was tired.
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In the film, out December 21, Witherspoon does her own renditions of Swift's "Shake It Off" and also Perry's "Firework," but she doesn't feel it really does the two women justice.
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So far in the run, the duo have performed set highlight renditions of the Replacements' "Can't Hardly Wait," Death Cab For Cutie's "Title and Registration," and the Killers' "Human," among others.
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Nelli herself was probably a self-taught painter, and the fact that women were forbidden from studying anatomy at the time makes the life-size renditions of 13 men especially impressive.
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The artist's renditions of restless deities, insects, and animals, which combine software, electronic components, and salvaged materials, appear purposefully humble, with dangling wires, exposed circuits, and notations on scraps of tape.
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Certainly, the city has plenty of reliably delicious tamales, brilliant renditions of huevos rancheros and devoted eaters who will spend the day debating the best place to get a good raspado.
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On Saturday the 92nd Street Y opened its season with an inspired performance by the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, which offered thrilling renditions of music by Mozart, Schubert and George Tsontakis.
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You might remember something similar from last year's show: That said, I'm very proud to introduce the artists that will dazzle us with some very Crunchy renditions of beloved opera songs.
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Suddenly, it's time to recalibrate and remember we're a global family and perform extremely long saccharine renditions of songs, the type that round off musicals and leave you itching to leave.
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This reimagining of the classic, conceived, directed and choreographed by Austin McCormick, aims at eroticism and unlike other renditions, sticks around through mid-January, when some heat will indeed be welcome.
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Eastern All year, Kanye West has been hosting a roving, informal, invite-only Sunday morning concert series — Sunday Service — featuring a gospel choir and sanctified renditions of his songs and others.
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Shan Tianfang, a storyteller whose energetic oral renditions of classical Chinese novels and historical events propelled the ancient pingshu tradition into the modern age for generations of Chinese, died on Sept.
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But the biggest get on Brandi Carlile's "Cover Stories," made up of new renditions of the material on her 2007 album, "The Story," comes from outside the music world: Barack Obama.
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Expect soul-stirring renditions of her song "Rise Up," which has become an anthem for the Black Lives Matter movement, along with covers of songs from another pop radical, Nina Simone.
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He reunites with Kaleta on both his renditions the band's 1973 single "Goin' To See My Baby" as well as their 1980 ripper "Backstrokin'" and the results couldn't be more infectious.
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"I went through three renditions until I found out what I wanted to say which had to do with color and sex," says Grey who took all the photos with his iPhone.
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However, describing a bill that would permit renditions to China -- a country whose leader, Xi Jinping, has categorically rejected judicial independence -- as strengthening the rule of law is not merely cynical doublespeak.
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During a segment of "Kellyoke," in which the talk show host sings renditions of some of her favorite songs, Clarkson, 37, dressed as "Winnie," and she captured every detail in her costume.
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The tones derive from the same Analog Circuit Behavior technology that powers Roland's AIRA line, which includes surprisingly accurate renditions of the TR-808, TB-303, and the System-100 modular synthesizer.
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Choral renditions of uplifting songs like Stevie Wonder's "Heaven Is 10 Zillion Light Years Away" and Jay Rock's "Win" created the perfect soundtrack to the feeling Jean-Raymond conjured on the runway.
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As a result, he was unable to reach the shutter switch on his thigh (though this didn't prevent later artistic renditions of the event from depicting him in an idealized cameraman pose).
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B.R.U.H. (Black Renditions of Universal Heroes) is the brainchild of L.A.-based artist Markus Prime, who rose to Instagram fame thanks to his reimagined illustrations of pop culture characters as Black women.
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Scrubbing for at least 20 seconds (that's about the length of two renditions of "Happy Birthday") will remove germs, and any dirt or debris that could also contribute to you getting sick.
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In careful renditions of songs like "Put On Your Sunday Clothes" — songs that in the theater feel like explosive chemical reactions — you are left with a creditable but not very exciting residue.
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While La Malinche offers capable renditions of both Spanish classics, including pan catalana and tortilla española, and Latin standbys, like fried yuca and empanadas, the restaurant truly shines when blending both cuisines.
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Well, it turns out that "dis" is many things: slapstick, juggling, magic, bubble sculptures, audience participation, and saxophone and concertina renditions of works by such disparate composers as Brahms and Irving Berlin.
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A new study calls into question artists' renditions of T. rex and other dinosaurs that show them with their tongues protruding from gaping jaws — a pose that is commonly seen in modern lizards .
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The individual domino creations include Mario and friends, Cappy, Bowser, captured enemies, and even some of Mario's 2D renditions throughout the nearly 5-minute-long video of dominoes continuously crashing into each other.
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But believe it or not, it was surprisingly easy to change our tune after seeing top celeb makeup artists create gorgeous, flattering, and not-at-all shocking renditions of the hue this season.
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The host commanded her karaoke machine as she recruited Richards and Resnick for renditions of songs such as "Build Me Up Buttercup" by The Foundations and "Baby One More Time" by Britney Spears.
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Staggering numbers of his depictions of the famous Japanese Bridge and water lilies at the latter site demonstrate an extraordinary breadth of palettes, from a particularly fluorescent version through to more somber renditions.
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By contrast, the refusal last year of Colin Kaepernick, a quarterback with the San Francisco 49ers, to stand for pregame renditions of the national anthem, to protest against police brutality, was less effective.
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In honor of the 25th anniversary of "I Touch Myself" being heard around the world (and the subject of many karaoke renditions), we've collected a few interesting facts that fans might not know.
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Standouts include Talking Heads' "Road to Nowhere," INXS' "Never Tear Me Apart," The Misfits' "Some Kind of Hate," and dozens of other excellent renditions of everything from famous hits to obscure indie jams.
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Saturated in the colors of New Orleans — purple, gold and green — and decorated with posters of Jazz Festivals past, Big Daddy's Restaurant has been turning out spicy renditions of Cajun classics since 22013.
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The show's title was "Applied Fantastic," a term proposed by the writer Leopold Tyrmand in 2167 to describe do-it-yourself renditions of high-fashion looks that were unavailable to Poles under Communism.
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There are living aircraft that simply look like planes with faces that have sex with humans, and then there's the more reptilian or dragon-like renditions as portrayed in the webcomic Terror Drive.
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The options can be overwhelming, but the redwood tasting room at Toulouse Vineyards and Winery is especially beautiful and its wines are excellent renditions of classic local varietals: Alsatian whites and pinot noirs.
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Mr. Armisen, meanwhile, performed comically lousy renditions of Hanukkah tunes; gave unwelcome sex advice, as Queen Elizabeth II, to Kate Middleton; and played hot potato with the decapitated head of a prep schoolboy.
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For the last three years, Adejuyigbe has gone viral on Twitter with an absolutely delightful series of "September" video renditions, which emphasize the day — September 23, say it loud and proud — on repeat.
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But at least the fans who braved the unseasonably chilly weather and light drizzle were treated to this: two renditions of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" during the seventh-inning stretch.
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Six vocalists will be joined by a crack ensemble of violins, cornetts and continuo in renditions of psalms and motets from the collection as well as other music written by Monteverdi's Baroque contemporaries.
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His series of colorful drawings look like excerpts from Basquiat paintings gone rogue, each filled with an abundance of detail that carry intersecting layers of meaning, like visual renditions of an abstract novel.
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Something about "Purple Rain" speaks to Nicolas Cage's soul, because he hit up the same karaoke bar twice in 3 nights for 2 emotional renditions of Prince's hit ... which is now Nic's anthem.
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Lady Gaga represents a return to pop singers entrusted with "The Star-Spangled Banner" after game-opening renditions from the Broadway actress Idina Menzel last year and the opera singer Renée Fleming in 2014.
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Many of the works seemed like futuristic renditions of luxury furniture, like Hilliary Gabryel's Fallen Portico, a mirror-vase-awning fusion covered in orange faux fur, and Gracelee Lawrence's Summerhead, a pink epoxy fountain.
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The ceremony included renditions of Coldplay's "Fix You" and Rihanna's "Umbrella," and the couple left the church hand-in-hand to a rousing gospel rendition of "Joyful, Joyful," based on Beethoven's Symphony No. 9.
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We jumped off waterfalls and explored abandoned houses and sang throaty renditions of Third Eye Blind songs to each other, living in that "right this moment" way you only really can when you're 18.
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Luckily, the latest renditions to trend in L.A. are some of the coolest we've seen, and according to some of the top artists in the SoCal tat game, they aren't going anywhere anytime soon.
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Currently at the New York artspace, Spoke NYC, the Texan artist's works are on display under the banner UnReal Estate V; previous renditions of the ongoing project date back to 2012's UnReal Estate.
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Kaepernick inspired many NFL players to kneel in protest during renditions of the national anthem, most notably in September after U.S. President Donald Trump said kneeling players should be fired for disrespecting the country.
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Her renditions of John Legend's passionate love song "All of Me" and the One Direction hit "Story of My Life" refuted the frequently heard complaint that they don't write 'em liked they used to.
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Shipley says around 80 percent of her bookings are religious, rather than atheist, but that a new generation of funeral organizers and attendees are rejecting traditional hymns for live renditions of their favourite songs.
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Hopefully the renditions imbue the Ushant spirit with the interpreter's own ecological surroundings, in turn creating a veritable network of connectedness that spans the globe and helps awaken us to our connection with nature.
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CARAMANICA In the middle of the week, with no advance notice, Mr. Okazaki released "Work" — a striking, six-volume collection featuring solo-guitar renditions of every song Thelonious Monk is known to have written.
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It's just we could go on DELANEY: But rather than talk about specific renditions we really have to talk about why these people are coming to our country GUTHRIE: You will get your chance.
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Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick stirred a polarizing national debate in 2016 after refusing to stand during pre-game renditions of the "Star Spangled Banner" to protest against police violence against African-Americans.
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After a few minutes of chit-chatting with commenting fans (sprinkled with more than a couple renditions of his signature "alright, alright, alright"), McConaughey revealed the launch of his new bourbon called Wild Turkey Longbranch.
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There, employees would be pressed into accompanying the boss on the tambourine as he howled his favourite ballads and forced to offer their own renditions, before being allowed to stumble home in the early hours.
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The museum is currently showing an exclusive exhibition focusing on all three of Vincent van Gogh's bedroom paintings, renditions from his home in Arles, France, as well as a re-creation of the bedroom, i.e.
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And while that did occasionally mean dreamily spacey explorations—like the album closing renditions of "Footprints in the Snow"—more often than not it meant a wholehearted embrace of the instrument's goofiest, most winning possibilities.
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That evening, Paul Pinto performed a recent dramatic piece, "15 Photos," which involved drones, dramatically lit passages of shadowboxing, growling vocalizations that alternated with more angelic writing, and some furiously compressed renditions of medieval epics.
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American Ballet Theater is known for its renditions of full-length ballets at the Metropolitan Opera House, but there are more rewards to be had during its fall season at the David H. Koch Theater.
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Anthem singers rehearsed their renditions in empty places like M & T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, and the words and melody carried deep into the surrounding parking lots, which were thick with revelers and barbecue smoke.
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Zoltan Kocsis, a pianist and conductor who revamped the Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra and was internationally known for his incandescent renditions of Schubert, Beethoven and other composers, died on Sunday at his home in Budapest.
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For the better part of a century, this decorated singer from Astoria, Queens, has championed the great American songbook, bewitching audiences with renditions of pop and jazz standards by Cole Porter, Irving Berlin and others.
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Everything from Guantanamo Bay and the invasion of Afghanistan to drone strikes, SEAL raids, and secret renditions, even the war against ISIS — a group that didn't exist on 9/11 — is based on those 22017 words.
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He just asked two of the country's skaters, Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir, who famously skate-danced their hearts out to Moulin Rouge's sultry renditions of "Roxanne" and "Come What May," to raise his own children.
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The model for many Cape Verdean artists is the international star Cesária Évora, who put Cape Verde on the map of the music world with her renditions of mornas, the islands' ballads of love and longing.
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Mr. Sinatra had been scheduled to perform on Wednesday night at the Peabody Auditorium in Daytona Beach; his show, "Sinatra Sings Sinatra," featured his renditions of his father's famous songs, with orchestral accompaniment, stories and videos.
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Most weeknights, you'll find him managing the endless onslaught of song request slips and filling the time in between rousing renditions of "Santa Monica" and "Anything, Anything" with a carefully selected montage of music video clips.
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While scientists have already established that evolving renditions of humpback songs are transmitted east across the South Pacific, the new research reveals that some sites, such as the Kermadecs, may be especially important for song exchange.
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Petrenko is a skilled manager of demanding modernist scores, as he showed in his renditions of the "Lulu Suite" (with Marlis Petersen singing the soprano part) and the Schoenberg concerto (with Patricia Kopatchinskaja as the soloist).
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For her, it was his admiration that eventually cracked open the door to Kachka, where she serves slightly more elegant renditions of her mother's food, and specialties from as far afield as Georgia, Uzbekistan and Siberia.
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Côt, pronounced coe, is the local Loire Valley name for malbec, and this wine is made in a Loire style, lighter on its feet than many Bordeaux-style cab francs, not to mention North Fork renditions.
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Their renditions of these festive tunes wouldn't sound out of place piping from an antique radio; in lieu of that option, you can see them performed live on Friday at this palatial theater in Flatbush, Brooklyn.
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Salieri's cause has benefitted greatly from early-music performance styles: the tangy timbres and propulsive phrasing in Rousset's renditions give vibrancy to music that can sound listless on modern instruments—like Mozart without the harmonic jolts.
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The dog-eared copy in the hands of a disaffected high schooler, the battered edition picked up in a used book store and displayed prominently on a table in a coffee shop — those are Alexander's renditions.
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Fans who can't wait to hear the new renditions of songs from the original, like "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" and "I Just Can't Wait to Be King" can hear those on the movie's official soundtrack.
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For the day laborers who head to the market at the end of their shifts, these renditions of pollo y papas fritas, served outside among the city's Guatemalan's community, aren't just filling, satisfyingly crunchy and well seasoned.
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It is hard to feel like you're going back to your home when there are official-looking people lined up in the same hallway where I used to sing off-key renditions of Top 100 pop songs.
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Titled Like Honey and presented at the Toronto Feminist Zine Fest, the publication is a dreamy celebration of femininity consisting of a diverse array of portraits of women next to mixed-media renditions of the same photographs.
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While most performers on the night offered pared-down renditions of their hits, Lady Gaga gave a colorful tribute to late British singer David Bowie, singing a medley of his hits while dressed as the androgynous 'starman.
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Hong Kong's independent courts would still have review of extradition cases as the government seeks to extend case-by-case renditions to countries, including mainland China, beyond the 20 nations with whom it has formal extradition deals.
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It wasn't until I started my makeup Instagram account in 2014 that I took that inspiration to the next level, posting editorial beauty renditions of well-known anime characters and toying with the idea of full cosplay.
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Using her own face as a canvas, Ryland's renditions of van Gogh's Starry Night and Japanese legend Hokusai's The Great Wave off Kanagawa take 214 minutes to an hour to paint, according to a comment on Reddit.
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Kids would write and send in the cutest renditions of their characters, but there's one letter that still sticks with me and chokes me up: It was from someone who became quadriplegic in his teens or twenties.
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So there you go, Radiohead are headlining the Friday at Glastonbury, and if this year's performances are anything to go by, it'll probably be a load of shits and LOLs and renditions of "Creep" and "Karma Police".
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The kidnapping led to tensions between the United States and Italy, and more broadly became a symbol of the American practice of renditions, in which a terrorism suspect is captured and delivered to another country for interrogation.
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Jimmy Fallon had seven successful seasons on NBC's "Saturday Night Live" and now, as the host of "The Tonight Show," he gets to sing satirical renditions of Beatles songs with Paul McCartney and dance alongside Michelle Obama.
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The 22-year-old singer, who was born with optic nerve hypoplasia and diagnosed with autism at age 4, continues to prove that he is more than an inspiring story with his breathtaking renditions of iconic ballads.
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He said these songs have traveled beyond their city of origin, and there are now versions of them in St. Louis that differ from the versions heard in Little Rock, which are different from the original renditions.
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What no one could deny, ultimately, was Davis' talent, from dancing to singing, acting to impersonations -- including spot-on renditions of white actors, like Humphrey Bogart, which he was told in no uncertain terms not to do.
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We found a number of gorgeous space photos and artist renditions of celestial phenomena while exploring this new digital frontier, but some of the most interesting images are of the humans and machines that make up NASA itself.
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And these images of the medal seem to have gone through the blender a few times over the years; some like look poor renditions of Alfred Nobel masquerading as a yellow Colonel Sanders, of Kentucky-fried chicken fame.
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In other cases, his fiction gets more dramatic with additional renditions -- because the President wants to embellish, because he can't remember the set of non-facts he has made up, or because he just doesn't care about accuracy.
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Microsoft says that the game is being developed in partnership with the toymaker and that it was inspired by the Gears line of Funko Pop figures, which includes cutesy renditions of characters like Marcus Fenix and Kait Diaz.
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They picked out and compared the spoken renditions of the nouns and verbs, focusing not on how long it took for each word to be spoken but on what was happening in the half-second preceding each word.
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A key part of that is an online "game" in which players are asked to listen to excerpts from five Mozart sonata renditions played by different pianists and then supply adjectives best describing the "character" of the performances.
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It has produced a new series of Jem dolls that go for about $140 a doll and present modern renditions of the characters from the 1980s cartoon show (which was released in conjunction with a line of toys).
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On our 25th birthdays—which are three weeks apart—we sang screaming karaoke renditions of "Into You," adding words and adlibs in places that aren't there, roaring it like an emo song much to the distress of onlookers.
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There will be quite a few powerhouse performances from artists like Adele, Rihanna, and Justin Bieber, as well as Lady Gaga doing some renditions of David Bowie classics and the cast of Hamilton performing the play's opening number.
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During that time, we've witnessed her clothes become disheveled with alarming rapidity, heard a lifetime's worth of off-key renditions of Message in a Bottle and even learned how to make turtle soup (the obvious island go-to).
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A study by The New York Times found that in the 100 renditions of "Hamilton" before the final performance of Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator of the show, in July, scalpers made more than $15.5 million reselling tickets.
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Mr. Caiola (pronounced kay-OH-lah) had Top 40 hits in 1961 with his renditions, on the United Artists label, of those two themes, becoming one of the relatively few artists to reach that plateau with instrumental recordings.
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On Wednesday night at Trump's rally at the Phoenix Convention Center in Phoenix, Arizona, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Senator Jeff Sessions sported new renditions of Trump's classic, white, "Make America Great Again" baseball cap.
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Though Lorde doesn't tend to be the sort of artist who typically records live or acoustic renditions of her music, "with this record, it had roots in acoustic instruments," she told Vevo (who were behind the whole thing).
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Her performance instead focused on warm fuzzies, with renditions of "God Bless America" and Woody Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land" (a song of inclusion that many have said was the closest the performance came to getting political).
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The million-pixel work — which features everything from memes to blocky but accurate renditions of such masterpieces as van Gogh's "The Starry Night" — unfolded on Reddit, whose senior product manager, Josh Wardle, came up with the bizarre idea.
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With Jane Nebel, later his wife and muse, Henson performed what were essentially early music videos: lip-synced renditions of "That Old Black Magic" or "I've Grown Accustomed to Your Face," interwoven with wacky words from our sponsor.
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Two recent works, "Fire (America) 5" (83), made in glazed ceramic, and "Fire (United States of the Americas) 3" (2017-19), painted in charcoal, feel especially timely, with their renditions of America as a hopeful but haunting panorama.
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In what ABC is calling the "first television performance of 2018," the pop icon will treat viewers to renditions of her high-energy hits "Toxic" and "Work Bitch" on Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2018.
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In response to the claim that she stole her music, and the widely held assumption that she is not able to perform the original renditions of her hits from Miseducation for legal reasons, she says that's just not true.
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Decked out in high tech lights and featuring many renditions of familiar seasonal music playing constantly, the city-state welcomes an influx of tourists from around the region who come to celebrate Christmas and New Years with their families.
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Or, better yet, follow dinner with a visit to the karaoke bar below the restaurant, Beats, to work off some of those calories with energetic renditions of pop ballads, chosen from a list as diverse as Belly's culinary influences.
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Congress has tried to reign in the agency through the various renditions of the Financial CHOICE Act and even a few Congressional Review Act resolutions, but nothing will be as effective as a new, confirmed leader at the helm.
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It's a giant leap from Rascal Flatts's "Banjo" to Stephen Sondheim's "Johanna" from "Sweeney Todd," in which Mr. Johnson unfurled the full power of his voice in one of the most persuasive renditions of that song I can recall.
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Born in 2120 in Lakewood, Ohio, Elaine Sturtevant — known professionally by only her last name — gained both acclaim and notoriety in the 21990s for her renditions (repetitions, in her words) of artworks by better-known contemporaries, mostly Pop artists.
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While burnished renditions of British royals dominate the small screen, and a super-powerful African king owns the big screen, the monarchal narcissism of the American president shows why we have a constitutional clause banning any title of nobility.
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Atop these, with only a sliver of illusionistic depth, drift stylized digital renditions of aquatic entities both expected (mollusks; coral; plankton) and unexpected (milk crates; torpedoes; a house frame dangling from a rope, with a shark jailed inside it).
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Mr. Edge holds Ms. Miles in high regard for her ability to be thoroughly modern with some desserts but also to reach back into African-American baking traditions and bring forth impeccable renditions of classic Southern cakes and pies.
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Different renditions of hummus, appealing preparations like a chicken and chickpea casserole and Yemeni spiced falafel, and a history of the chickpea are strewn throughout as the book explores the hummus route, with contributions from writers like Claudia Roden.
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Every one of these books includes graphic, schematic renditions of sex, with frequent references to internet porn and sex tourism, which, along with the inevitable crude depictions of women, have garnered significant attention for Houellebecq as a maverick writer.
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Also, we Germans like to tell ourselves we are 'clean,' despite drone attacks flown from Ramstein and the C.I.A.'s extraordinary renditions via Leipzig airport and support in one form or another for all the U.S. wars since Yugoslavia.
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The monument, to be unveiled in 2020 in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote, would feature renditions of the two women best known for helping to secure that right.
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Two little prophets stand on either side of a pair of central tablets, bearing eye-strainingly fine renditions of the Ten Commandments, the Apostles' Creed and the Lord's Prayer, all on a piece of vellum the size of a baseball card.
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Nowadays, after filtering through the pages of Harry Potter and renditions of Defying Gravity, the tradition of witchcraft—or its broader term, paganism—can be demonstrated through the magical collection of Doreen Valiente, widely held as the mother of modern witchcraft.
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That also puts the onus on us to figure out great ways for teams and individuals to collaborate with each other, and maybe sometimes have renditions of files in different places just to have organization around some of the madness.
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And unbeknownst to the ancient humans who drew paintings on the walls of caves over 203,000 years ago, they'd be recruited as well; their renditions of these ancient species would be used to fill the holes left in the fossil record.
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Baja Blast mocktails, cheese fries chilled on dry ice, and, yes, those tiny, tiny gourmet chip platters all made appearances on your dinner table as a pianist upstairs serenaded you with jaunty renditions of the Folgers and Oscar Mayer jingles.
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Over Yo La Tengo's catalog, several unique renditions like their take on Harry Wayne Casey's "You Can Have It All" (which is a highlight on And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out) became as beloved as any of the band's originals.
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Artists like Camila Cabello and Luis Fonsi serenaded the 48-year-old crooner with their renditions of his classics, such as "Amiga Mía" and "Quisiera Ser" at the annual 'Person of the Year' private dinner and concert in Las Vegas.
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A 71-year-old professional pianist, singer and composer, Katzman has swung open the doors of Internet recognition with his Twitch streams that feature him tickling the ivories with improvised, firecracker-powered song renditions that are racking up nearly 500,000 viewers.
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Game of Thrones fans express their love of the show's medieval battles and intrigue by painting portraits of the characters, cooking up meals described in the novels, and, now, by growing gorgeous renditions of Westerosi house sigils in bacteriological cultures.
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I, however, enjoyed a giant slice of pizza and an equally giant cup of Coke, while sitting in an area that smelled heavily of manure and listening to a guitarist perform renditions of select oldies such as "Life Goes On."
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The group is tight, but also comfortable with opening up into 10, 15, or 20-minutes renditions of some of their most popular songs, weaving through jazzy valleys and crescendoing into intense peaks of musical calamity that are borderline euphoric.
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Following the genre's global boom in the wake "The Girl from Ipanema," Jobim enjoyed an extended period of commercial success, gradually shifting away from recording his own renditions of samba favorites to composing a lengthy catalog of original solo material.
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Their snazzy renditions of songs like "Fire" and "I Will Survive" have come to feel like personal anthems—for their longevity, for their show, and for those of us who grew up watching them on celluloid and in the flesh.
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The context was the same for Joshua Redman on Wednesday as it was for Ravi Coltrane on Thursday: They were backed by a standard jazz trio led by the pianist Ethan Iverson as they played tight renditions of classic Monk repertoire.
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WE DON'T WANT YOU TO FALL OUT OF YOUR WINDOW** The creativity is in full force with most of the world practicing social distancing ... with folks hosting happy hour via FaceTime and celebs making cringe renditions of "Imagine," by John Lennon.
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A singer known for her solo renditions of Stephen Sondheim songs, Errico met with her vocal coach on Wednesday to review the four new tracks she recorded for the upcoming re-release of her 2011 album, Legrand Affair Deluxe Edition.
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In three cases, it reported, the British paid, or offered to pay, for renditions; in 28, they "suggested, planned or agreed to rendition operations" conducted by others; and in 22, they provided intelligence to enable a rendition to take place.
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Monday night will be his 44th show of this kind; fans can expect plenty of hits from his own catalog, as well as a few choice covers (recent performances have featured Mr. Joel's renditions of the Beatles, Louis Armstrong and Puccini).
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Under an ornate, late-19th-century ceiling, with classical music in the background, the restaurant prepares magnificent renditions of Neapolitan traditions, like bocconcini di baccalà (fried codfish balls; 10 euros), and the dense onion ragù of pasta Genovese (1053 euros).
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Council was a smart businesswoman with a big laugh who built her reputation on consistent and delicious renditions of the staples of a good Southern country kitchen, including fried chicken, pies and seasonal vegetables, like greens, field peas, okra and tomatoes.
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And the future holds worries: New York's next conductor, Jaap van Zweden, has made his name with vigorous, even pushy renditions of the standards, not with unusual ideas about repertory or eagerness to reconsider the very nature of the orchestra.
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One of the three or four quintessential renditions of "Messiah" in New York will be particularly fresh this year, albeit still with the classic sound made by the choir's boy trebles, in this group's first performances under music director Jeremy Filsell.
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In 2006, Ellis ruled in favor of the George W. Bush administration, dismissing a case brought by Khaled El-Masri, a German citizen of Lebanese descent who claimed he had been abused by the CIA's "black renditions" teams in 2003.
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Across the Portal line, the interactive AR Story Time app is being updated to include new renditions of classics like Little Red Riding Hood and Goldilocks and the Three Bears, plus new tales from Llama Llama, Pete the Cat and Otto.
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Helmed by the chef Mattia Bellucci, this organic restaurant in downtown Antigua is known for its hyper-local renditions of Italian classics, such as cibreo de higado, chicken liver made both savory and sweet with a flambéed and caramelized crust.
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But in plates of greasy spring rolls, bowls of deep-fried honey chili potatoes, and whimsical renditions like hot-and-sour soup that taste exactly like they sound, the legacy of the first Chinese in India continues through their food.
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Yet while the videos Discerens has chosen are some of the strongest works in the exhibition, the past, be it in the form of architecture, painful memories, or scientific renditions of mythology, is presented as an unrelated collection of archives of the present.
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Together, they took to the stage to perform a charming medley of hits featuring renditions of "I Want You Back" and "My Girl," complete with choreography and matching suits—making for what might be the weirdest fever dream to ever come true.
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Like most fellow inmates in the comfortable detention center, he has devoted the years of his trial to hobbies, entertaining his lawyers with impromptu piano renditions of Abba's hit 'Waterloo', in a nod to the town near Brussels where he was arrested.
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Below are some of the best renditions of the copypasta, featuring some truly creative versions that will take you down memory lane if you, like basically every video game fan ever, once relied on a cheat or exploit in a game. pic.twitter.
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"Now that the canvas is stable we have planned to continue treating the paint layer with general cleaning of the surface to recover its visual renditions, including work on abraded areas, localized paint losses, and removal or reduction of stains," Yasky said.
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On Sunday, more than 40 players, many of them on the 49ers, sat or knelt on one knee during renditions of the "Star-Spangled Banner" in the 15 National Football League games, compared with 180 players in all 16 games a week earlier.
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"The Sessions - A Live Restaging of The Beatles at Abbey Road Studios" features renditions of songs the Fab Four recorded in Studio 2, with songs from their debut album "Please Please Me" to 1969's "Abbey Road" performed as they were recorded.
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Torrence's second stab at "Mass Hysteria" does indeed include classic films, with cute and cuddly renditions of the Mos Eisley cantina from Star Wars, as well as an epic battle from Lord of the Rings and Mad Max: Fury Road's explosive automotive combat.
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Nominated for a Grammy Award for best classical album, the record, containing Mr. Tomita's renditions of a string of Debussy pieces, sold hundreds of thousands of copies, an almost unheard-of feat for a disc at least nominally rooted in the classical world.
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In some respects, "Mowgli" has as much in common with more serious renditions of the Tarzan story as the Disney depiction with singing animals, with the boy bringing his human advantages to bear in dealing with the jungle threats that assail him.
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In its melody and chord progression, "Hallelujah," which has been subjected to renditions both humble and bombastic, points to something Mr. Cohen's countless literary admirers don't mention: He understood tunes, and he knew they were more than just backdrops to his words.
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His arc is the plot's central pillar and it quickly becomes clear that his most important decisions amount to a choice between the reductive, pop-cultural renditions of MLK and Malcolm X, between Moses-like peaceful protest and unrestrained action movie violence.
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Singing has been part of the demonstrations since they began: The "Les Misérables" hit "Do You Hear the People Sing?" and renditions of "Sing Hallelujah to the Lord," a 1974 hymn by the American composer Linda Stassen, have been the most popular.
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The Obelisco Macho, where Paseo Presidente Billini and Avenida George Washington converge, is a memorial for the Mirabal sisters, with colorful renditions of the three women who plotted against the dictatorship of Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina until he had them killed in 1960.
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During the show, country and pop stars — including Garth Brooks, Tricia Yearwood, Pink, Mark Ronson, Chris Stapleton, and Norah Jones — serenaded Parton with renditions of hit songs from her extensive catalog as the Recording Academy celebrates her decades-long career and her charitable efforts.
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Critics have said that these people are victims of illicit renditions by increasingly bold Chinese security forces, and Ms. He said she believed that Mr. Li would have returned to China only under force or threats, despite his assertion that he came back freely.
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So there's a lot of this sort of Protestant moralizing where supposedly, many of the stories of witches and woods and nature characters are now presented as evil and dangerous, whereas they were actually more heroic in the original verbal renditions of the story.
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But Cronin's own contributions are in the spotlight here, especially her series of paintings inspired by various renditions of Aphrodite found in museums around the world, such as "Aphrodite of Cyrene" from the baths of Diocletian and "Diane and Aphrodite" of the British Museum.
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In case you feel like they're in 'must avoid' territory, try styling your Bermudas unexpectedly: match an oversized hoodie with a silky pair, use a poufy sleeve blouse to offset slightly ravaged denim, or let a crisp poplin top anchor fanciful prints and quilted renditions.
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The Portuguese Supreme Court has upheld a decision to extradite to Italy a former C.I.A. officer who was convicted in absentia in connection with the kidnapping of an Egyptian cleric in 2003, as the administration of George W. Bush ordered renditions after the Sept.
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Since smartphone makers such as Samsung and Apple are allowed to design their own, system-appropriate renditions of the characters, how they appear can differ if you're using one type of phone to send an emoji to a friend with another type of phone.
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But the list has helped reduce the daily haggling over how long and often each musician gets to play, said Jimmy Dalton Baker, 28, another regular, who called live renditions of songs by Mr. Lennon and the Beatles an integral part of visiting Strawberry Fields.
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As recently as 2015, American saxophonist Kenny G continued this tradition with his own bizarre renditions of "Corcovado" and "The Girl from Ipanema" on an album called Brazilian Nights, which to this day remain among the most egregious interpretations of the songs ever recorded.
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Young girls and people of color who tuned in with their families last night were likely not critiquing who took a trophy home as much as they were enjoying the opportunity to see live renditions of their favorite artists, like a relatable figure like SZA.
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Being awake in a culture so saturated with shameless, shitty come-ons means learning not to notice, and to hear Peyton Manning's off-key renditions of the Nationwide Insurance jingle as nothing more than a breeze running through the leaves of some foul-smelling tree.
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Yet one of the pleasures of "A Star Is Born" in all its renditions is that it is also about a woman whose ambitions are equal to those of any man and who steadily rises as she weeps and sings toward fabulous self and sovereignty.
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The term "chicken salad" conjures for most people the versions they grew up with: the mayonnaise-y interpretations with the chopped celery, or the cafeteria style plopped on a plate with an ice cream scoop, or any number of serviceable, reliable but ultimately dull renditions.
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To break the logjam, Hong Kong has proposed easing renditions to and from Taiwan — and also to mainland China, touching off concerns that Hong Kong residents would be exposed to China's harsh legal system while losing the singular legal protections they enjoy at home.
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We also hear the contradiction in her delicious renditions of the Porter songs, so that a merry operetta spoof like "Wunderbar" hints at ambivalence, and a formal beguine like "So in Love," sung so gorgeously it almost melts the theater, touches a kind of terror.
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The shows at BAM (two of three total in the United States) are sold out, but those who grab the tickets available on the resale market will be treated to relatively up-close-and-personal renditions of the band's trademark soaring, orchestral pop-rock.
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Last month, for the album's 503th anniversary, Sony released a deluxe edition of "Merry Christmas" with four different renditions of its big hit — leaving off the Justin Bieber duet version from 250 — and a nearly three-foot-long printed timeline of the track's life span.
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What is remarkable about this and other paintings in the show is how much the artist can get into them, from the Aztec glyphs to Greek symbols to Native American signs to precise depictions of insects and butterflies, as well as beautiful, miniature renditions of Renaissance paintings.
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The London Philharmonic Orchestra is an incredibly respected musical group, known around the world for both its renditions of classical music and for its work in providing the instrumentation for numerous film scores, including Lawrence of Arabia, The Lord of the Rings trilogy, and Jesus Christ Superstar.
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On St. Patrick's Day, they hosted me and 20 or so of their friends and relatives for corned beef, bright green concoctions known as Scooby Snacks, and karaoke renditions of Devo and Garth Brooks, led enthusiastically by Jim, who was wearing a sequined green shamrock cowboy hat.
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A crime epic which reunites Mr Scorsese with the lead actors from "Goodfellas" and "Casino", Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci, the three-and-a-half-hour film, based on a true story, offers little more than slower, quieter, more reflective renditions of some familiar refrains.
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" Next, Clarke said: "We decided, therefore, to do an 'extraordinary rendition,' a snatch by a US team, followed immediately by an exfiltration to the US In those days, the targets of extraordinary renditions were given Miranda warnings, court-appointed lawyers and jury trials in civilian courts.
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Chris Lynch of News Talk ZB uploaded the footage to Facebook showing the law enforcers taking to the stage to show off their renditions of Salman Khan's "Thana Me Baithe On Duty" from the movie Dabangg and "Baby ko Bass Pasand Hai" from the film Sultan.
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They're normally over the top renditions of last year's biggest hits, played out in front of the super-rich and less-than-interested, while any section of actually interested members of the general public are usually kept screaming in a pen somewhere off to one side.
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You can drop in at any time of day for superior renditions of classics like nasi lemak and grilled stingray; sample a few sweets and snacks; and watch as your milky coffee is cooled and frothed by being poured from pot to cup in long, curving ribbons.
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A leather-clad figure with shorn pink hair, puppet Acker goes through a series of absurdist conversations and events with puppet renditions of Melgaard's mother, father and sister — plus lit incense, strobe lights, and a plastic shark — reflecting her literary persona of erotic and existential contemplation.
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On Monday, joined by the competition's house combo of Rodney Whitaker on bass and Carl Allen on drums, he performed renditions of "Just One of Those Things," a Cole Porter standard, and "Just as Though You Were Here," a less-cited entry in the jazz songbook.
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There are other examples, like her renditions of "I Say a Little Prayer" and "Son of a Preacher Man," that show that for a woman as private and publicly chaste as Ms. Franklin, sexual and spiritual hunger lived side by side in her radical artistic mind.
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But at the occasional moment when the movie begins to feel clunky, it suddenly explodes into buoyant, infectious renditions of Springsteen hits like "Thunder Road" and "Born to Run" -- not as a jukebox musical, exactly, but in flights of fancy that blur into Javed's fertile imagination.
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Making his Met debut, the conductor Antonello Manacorda led an easygoing performance that was something of a middle ground between the brisk, spiky Mozart renditions favored these days by early-music groups and the weightier, smoother takes on this composer that still reign at bigger opera houses.
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Depicting celebrities like Justin Bieber, Leonardo DiCaprio, Willow Smith and Kim Kardashian West (with strawberry lips and Magic 8 Ball eyes), Yung Jake's paintings are sprightly renditions of digital images he began making in 2015 with an application developed by Vince McElvie, a business partner and friend.
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What's actually going on is that French artist JR, known for dramatic large-scale art, clever optical illusions, and an eagle eye for social issues, has covered the structure with anamorphically exact renditions of the 16th century facades beyond, complete with a tiny French flag sticking out the top.
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Since her death, many have paid tribute to the Queen of Soul with their renditions of "A Natural Woman," including Ariana Grande who tearfully performed the song on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon the night of Franklin's death as well as at the icon's star-studded Aug.
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Although Lamar has ditched the backup bands that used to accompany him for renditions of his jazz-inflected 2015 album To Pimp a Butterfly, he remains a "master of stagecraft," as EW's Eric Renner Brown wrote about Lamar's July concert in Brooklyn as part of his DAMN. tour.
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A hundred and twenty-seven almost exclusively European and American renditions of human bodies, from very old to recent and from masterpieces to curios, elaborate the thesis that colored figurative sculpture has been unjustly bastardized ever since the Renaissance canonized a mistake made during its excited revival of antiquity.
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If any question mark hovers over his legacy, it has to do with his handling of mainstream nineteenth-century repertory, where his quest for fresh-scrubbed renditions has sometimes worked wonders—a darkly radiant "Parsifal" can be seen at the Philharmonic's Digital Concert Hall—and sometimes had inconclusive results.
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Only a few years out of her BFA program at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, Stern already seems to have a focused and distinct style and approach to making her work, which involves creating renderings in digital sculpting programs like Cinema 4D and translating her creations into painted renditions.
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Elsewhere — at Rocco DiSpirito's revamped Standard Grill and Adam Leonti's eponymous restaurant — one finds modern renditions of Continental cuisine such as stuffed rabbit and truffled poussin (a young chicken), which can technically be shared but seem designed for one, their textures and flavors varying from bite to bite.
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In stores this month, Fluevog Shoes is teaming with Opening Ceremony to make silver glitter and black and pink renditions of the Louis XIV-esque Munster pump, that club-scene favorite with its big buckle and four-inch bell-bottom platform heel, now celebrating its 30th anniversary. Price?
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Celebrity warblers — the list includes Conan O'Brien, Rashida Jones, Charles Barkley, Shaquille O'Neal, Jane Lynch, Ludacris, Kenny G, Tony Sirico, ASAP Ferg, Three Loco, Fred Willard and T-Pain — bring holiday cheer to some unsuspecting masses by breaking into renditions of classic carols both good and not so.
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Much of the movie's appeal lies in the more off-kilter observations: The curator Timothy Standring discusses the particular version of "Susanna and the Elders" that hangs over Norman Bates's peephole and notes that, of all the renditions of that scene, the one Hitchcock used strongly connotes voyeurism.
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Her voice has the power and clarity of Sarah Vaughan's, and her repertoire only continues to expand: Her most recent album, "Beautiful Life," from 6085, which won a Grammy, included riveting, personalized renditions of tunes by Fleetwood Mac, Bob Marley and Esperanza Spalding, as well as some Reeves originals.
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By 1967 he had his own restaurant on East Broadway, Hwa Yuan Szechuan Inn, where among other renditions of Sichuanese food he made cold sesame noodles that would lodge themselves in the memories of generations of New Yorkers and be imitated, lamentably, by takeout cooks all over town.
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MADRID — A Portuguese court has ruled that a former C.I.A. agent should be handed over to Italy after being found guilty by an Italian court of taking part in the kidnapping of an Egyptian cleric in 2003, one of the renditions ordered by the administration of former President George W. Bush.
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To much fanfare, it's not only relaunched under new creative direction with its editor-in-residence Isabella Burley (and Hood By Air designer Shayne Oliver), debuting a slew of fresh and exciting renditions of Lang classics at New York Fashion Week, but now, it's jumping on the merch train, too.
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Mezco Toyz One:12 Collective 43 line actually includes roughly 21 new figures from half a dozen different franchises, including Universal Monsters (the Frankenstein Monster is particularly creepy), Marvel's Avengers and the DC universe, including excellent renditions of Superman and Batman from the upcoming film, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
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Instead of dress pants and hidden browser tabs, you can wear PJs and turn up the TV. But despite how good it feels to eat peanut butter out of the jar in between renditions of Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" into your hairbrush, it is still a workday.
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One of the three overarching demands of Decolonize This Place and its supporters is the removal of the Roosevelt statue from the entrance of the museum, where the President rides on a horse, holding his power over racist renditions of a Native American and an African at the horse's flanks.
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Though the golden age of aviation is over, new renditions of possible aircraft interior configurations submitted to Hamburg Aviation&aposs Crystal Cabin Award, which judges innovations in aircraft interiors, show not only what the future of air travel may look like, but how that future is closer than we think.
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This revelation freed me to savor many delights of "Startup," like the process of making the app that measures your mood and pretends to care or the struggle to ensure the most clicks and retweeting in the serious media, or detailed renditions of VC presentations, and especially my favorite — MorningRave.
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Ever since the cult-favorite $2,249 stationary bike that can live-stream classes debuted in 22, companies have been trying to create their own renditions — whether that's by making a cheaper version of the bike or implementing the same live-streamed boutique workout class concept into different types of exercise equipment.
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His renditions don't replace these heroes, but suggest different series' in which the Powerpuff Girls fight both monsters and black stereotypes, where Batwoman knows what it's like to face discrimination for the color of her skin, and where Finn from Adventure Time removes the bear hat to reveal long, unwieldy black curls.
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After a moment or two of self doubt — "Is it weird that everybody is better at the one thing we do than we are at that thing?" questions Beca (Anna Kendrick) — it's time for cute camo costumes, explosions, a riff-off, and a whole lot of a cappella renditions of pop songs.
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ROME — A former undercover C.I.A. agent will be handed over to Italy, where she was convicted of taking part in the 2003 kidnapping of an Egyptian cleric in one of the renditions ordered by the George W. Bush administration, after appellate courts in Portugal, where she lives, turned down her appeal this week.
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Those bizarre, colorful, wacky, inscrutable earthlings may look like 3D renditions of a Picasso painting, but in fact they're never-before-seen marine creatures that inhabit the world's deepest abyss that is the Marianas Trench—a valley more than 36,000 feet (6.83 miles) below sea level in the western Pacific south of Japan.
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" The crowd of politicians and dignitaries laughed throughout his speech, as Mr. Simpson regaled the audience with stories of their long friendship: a weekend at Camp David, their joking analysis of a vase at the Kennedy Center and their renditions of "Don't Cry For Me, Argentina" from Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical "Evita.
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Since so much of today's counterterrorism war is cloaked in secrecy, Clark faced a challenge in creating works about the goings-on at military prisons like the one at Guantánamo Bay and the CIA's now-shuttered "black sites" for interrogations or "extraordinary renditions" — not to mention the detention centers hosted by foreign countries.
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On the two versions of "Naima" — especially Take 1 — Mr. Tyner savors the piece's strangely colorful harmonies, dancing and skipping in the buoyant style he often brought to ballads (and which he used in live renditions of this tune, the only one on "Blue World" that was still in the quartet's stage repertoire).
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Rihanna and the the handful of adventurous red carpet celebrities aside, expect to see a lot of attendees combat the challenge by opting for Comme des Garcons motifs rather than the anti-pretty Comme des Garcons spirit: a lot of polka-dotted gowns; red, ruffled dresses; and nubby black skirt suits, in attractive, flattering renditions.
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He recently inscribed meticulous renditions of a boy flying a kite, a man facing down a mechanized digger, a family of migrants crossing the chipped wall like a mountain, and a map view of the land of Palestine into the existing grey areas, reclaiming the meaning of chipped paint from something discarded into something beautiful.
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Soon after her win, Chilli began performing for a few years as a headliner at The Blue Dahlia show lounge in Chicago and later joined the cast of performers at the city's legendary Baton Nightclub, established in 1969, where she still graces the stage with rousing choreography and lip-synced renditions of dance club hits.
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The plane was taking the Alexandrov Ensemble, known for its renditions of classical Russian songs and folk tunes, to Syria to perform a concert for Russian troops there; nine journalists were also on board, as was Yelizaveta P. Glinka, a prominent philanthropist, who was carrying a shipment of medicine to a hospital in Syria.
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Casting an admiring glance at the refined renditions of varsity jackets and droopy training pants created by the Valentino designer Pierpaolo Piccioli, Mr. Wade made a remark that neatly summarized the entire spring 2018 season: "It's one thing for us to think it's cool," he said of the ineffable quality inhering in American sportswear.
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At times, Bronson-Bartlett and Fernandez supply lightly modernized but generally straightforward renditions of the poems, as in their crisp, economical version of Mallarmé's sonnet in honor of Poe: As, at last, shaped into Eternity, The Poet rises with sword drawn, His century aghast for having missed That death triumphed in this strange voice!
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" Week after week, Courtney impressed fans and judges Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum, Mel B and Howie Mandel — who named her his Golden Buzzer winner — with her soulful renditions of Tina Turner's 1988 classic "River Deep – Mountain High," Steppenwolf's 1969 hit "Born to Be Wild," James Brown's "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag," and Otis Redding's "Hard to Handle.
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Besides being beautiful, the posters are slyly educational, making you want to trade a trip to Europe for a trip to Europa while learning something about the moons of Jupiter and Saturn: These posters — be sure to check out the gorgeous renditions of Jupiter, Ceres, and Earth, too — join a lovely set NASA made last year promoting exoplanets.
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In a document Kaplan sent via email that he described as "essential album info to get woke," a fictional Fox News employee named Jimmy™ teases out the info that the A-side is composed of samples of 69 different renditions of the US national anthem, juggled by Kaplan live through multiple different tabs of YouTube.
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While we lucky few fans huddled inside our sweaty winter coats and tried to look chilly, Parton simply glowed, treating us to up-close renditions of two new Christmas-themed songs (one of which was a riff on her classic "Coat of Many Colors") and a sly sense of humor that's tough to spot from a football field away.
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The bearded Tanguy wears a green and yellow straw cap that suggests pastureland or sunflower fields; his blue coat is colored like a midday sky; his thick, golden white hands are clasped, completing a pensive pose; all around him float van Gogh's renditions of the various Japanese prints and artworks that Tanguy had collected and hung in his atelier.
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In December, the defendants issued subpoenas to depose two other agency employees: Ms. Haspel, who was initially described in court papers as "Gina Doe," and a still unidentified official described as "John/Jane Doe," Mr. Cotsana's successor as chief of special missions for the C.I.A.'s counterterrorism center and chief of the C.I.A.'s renditions group.
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