Another area of the villa spotlights Hirst's more subversive style.
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The rising tide of left wing politics spotlights its hypocrisy.
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Pecherska, south of Kiev's city center, has these striking spotlights.
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The fracas spotlights the difficulties many businesses in China face.
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It's beautifully lit up by spotlights, looks gorgeous at night.
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And there is less spotlights, less excitement, less security around.
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Go deeper: White House summit spotlights right's new split on tech
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Story of Your Life spotlights those ideas more than any others.
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Spotlights flooded the hall and there was a row of cameramen
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A crew recorded the guards flashing their spotlights across the border.
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That spotlights why this corporate-sponsored educational program is so valuable.
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Mirror-balls, spotlights, and strobe lights contributed to the visual cacophony.
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Several spotlights circled the square catwalk, illuminating models in angular formations.
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NEXT section spotlights emerging talents, playing host in recent years to superb
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The absence of road noise spotlights faint wind noise at higher speeds.
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I guess it feels like being a rabbit caught in the spotlights.
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There are warmly glowing little flames, bright spotlights and blobs of shadow.
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At night the site was lit by spotlights, like a movie set.
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Opened in May 2015, this boisterous bar spotlights little-known domestic producers.
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When you tweet such a thing, you shine 500 spotlights on it.
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Spotlights shift from purple to blue to red as the mood builds.
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Military helicopters hovered in the night sky, shining spotlights on the destruction.
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The other two big macro market spotlights stayed on Italy and Turkey.
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"Run," the people around me panted, and giant spotlights interrupted the darkness.
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The back-and-forth spotlights the high stakes of the pending legislation.
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You see the helicopters searching for bodies with the aid of spotlights.
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His chiaroscuro spotlights figures glowing before vast, rich, and infinite black backdrops.
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It's a documentary that spotlights mysteries and leaves questions hanging up there intact.
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The camo set was gone, replaced by three spotlights and a mic stand.
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First came the confetti, lasers, and fireworks, now come the echoes and spotlights.
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A poster for Hamilton spotlights Alexander Hamilton as played by a literal pig.
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Mainstream media rarely spotlights on how diverse and fluid black masculinity can be.
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It spotlights Dave Henderson, a veteran of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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That also spotlights a larger ambition, what Hyman calls a "reverse logistics" business.
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Last Thursday night, blue spotlights on the building's exterior created a casino effect.
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Indeed, the hearing spotlights how the original collusion allegations have receded in importance.
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Discreet spotlights in the ceiling focus pools of light around clusters of tables.
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An HBO documentary spotlights the role of art in the age of consumerism.
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An eclectic menu that spotlights California's agricultural bounty is on the playbill too.
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The statue was illuminated by spotlights and dozens of American flags encircled it.
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The room is pitch black, with only spotlights on the harp-like strings.
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Joshi spotlights the Andaman Sea as one emerging theater for Sino-Indian rivalry.
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If you leave here, you might be in bigger spotlights down the road.
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"I get spotlights shined in my window," Orta told VICE News in an interview.
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There was no bass beat to pump up the audience, no spotlights or flags.
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Finally, Musk brought out the Model Y as spotlights flashed and the crowd roared.
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This not only exposes Putin's hypocrisy, but spotlights the shakiness of his military alliances.
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The ad also spotlights someone who dealt with opioid addiction and a veteran amputee.
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Spotlights in the new store help make the fresh produce section a central focus.
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It was black with white spotlights and we did massive bowls of pink peonies.
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These spotlights are the "new" stories of The Meyerowitz Stories' "new and selected" subtitle.
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There was the show where we lost all the lights, apart from three spotlights.
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For a while, though, those plinths stood empty, and the spotlights were switched off.
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A huge fire truck trained its spotlights on his house while inspectors went inside.
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A protestor apparently cut the spotlights, according to a report from The Associated Press.
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Go deeper: The NBA's Daryl Morey debacle spotlights China's vise grip on corporate America
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The opt-in feature spotlights the answers to personal questions as well as photos.
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Lee doesn't like spotlights, so he installed his own light fixtures for the exhibition.
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The film's promoters said the movie in particular spotlights women's safety, basic dignity and privacy.
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This happened in the middle of the night, in an area lit only by spotlights.
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Spotlights some of the smaller players that are beginning to make headway in specific markets.
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The competing funding news spotlights how gigantic Uber and Didi Chuxing's war chests have become.
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A spate of fatal accidents spotlights a struggling rail service, per USA Today's Trevor Hughes.
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The new Disney+ show "Marvel's Hero Project" spotlights everyday kids who are superheroes in disguise.
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She repaired the skylight; patched and cleaned the parquet floors; and installed bright ceiling spotlights.
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Mr. Trone, who grew up on a farm that went bankrupt, spotlights his life story.
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And "City of Ghosts" spotlights Syrian citizen journalists who risk their lives for their hometown.
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There are individual spotlights, but other lighting on the stage bleeds into the individual shots.
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Spotlights shine on wooden planks that lead to nowhere and barriers that don't block anything.
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Clemson's lack of an appropriate concussion test for Williams spotlights the danger college athletes play under.
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And with those spotlights pointing up on the sides, this scene wasn't really all that dark.
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The media spotlights this hyper feminized, hyper sexualized, post consumer type of person, and everyone applauds.
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The forest effect will be created by spotlights that beam down in the shape of trees.
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Measuring the incidence and survival of cancer, through cancer registries, spotlights where patients are being failed.
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The Christmas Spotlights system is also able to notify your smartphone when an intruder is detected.
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Cross a road under spotlights two by two and hope that the authorities don't spot you.
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But spotlights only illuminate where you point them at, and for that reason empathy is biased.
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The area labeled "Born in the U.S.A. by Liberty Fairs" spotlights brands that are just that.
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The video spotlights oppression in various areas in the world and highlights the similarities of injustice.
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I asked him about his obvious joy of being around big, important people under bright spotlights.
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From that moment on, matches were played on a large stage with cameras, spotlights, and commentators.
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She began reading the opposition leader Alexei Navalny's blog, which spotlights corruption in Russia's ruling elite.
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Read the bill: Go deeper: NBA's Daryl Morey debacle spotlights China's vise grip on corporate America
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His painting and David's appear in Brooklyn under spotlights, in a room carpeted Oscar-night red.
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They leave only reluctantly, chased off by the polar bear patrol with firecracker shells and spotlights.
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This was the allure of the exhibition for the legion of WeChatters, seeking their own spotlights.
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Facebook Apple spotlights internet privacy features at WWDC Tech lobby outlines its own set of privacy regulations
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Two flashlights illuminated him like golden, premature spotlights, leaving everything else in purple and blue and black.
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There are lots of fanciful renderings and prototypes, lots of pulled-off covers and pointing of spotlights.
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Shield users have also been dealing with another Google supplied (and apparently unwelcome) channel called App Spotlights.
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Inflated Steel Form Or an installation which artificially creates rainbows via water misters and high power spotlights.
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Currently, SnapChat Stories, Twitter Moments and Instagram Spotlights all have a layer of human curation and editing.
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The players who play it, play it as a team and are somewhat uncomfortable with individual spotlights.
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" The website itself, she continued, is, "a comedy site that promotes, highlights, spotlights and cultivates funny women.
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Nearby, a man at a control board set the 66 moving spotlights in the ceiling in motion.
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A few doors down, Boomerang Boutique also spotlights local designers, emphasizing diversity and women's clothing and accessories.
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According to The New York Times, the document also spotlights Rosenstein's role in approving the warrant application.
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Wedding guests can sit on wooden benches for the ceremony, while torches and spotlights brighten the venue.
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I pulled out all the low-tech tools I have in the studio, spotlights and overhead projectors.
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It spotlights "100 percent" rankings from the National Right to Life Committee, Americans for Prosperity and FreedomWorks.
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It spotlights 100 percent rankings from the National Right to Life Committee, Americans for Prosperity and FreedomWorks.
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Phone charging is relegated to a few generators that power the spotlights around the living area. Capt.
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Mr. Domenech was right alongside Mr. Snitzer, hanging his own sculptures and choreographing an array of spotlights.
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The President's budget spotlights Trump's priorities Trump sends his fiscal 2019 budget request to Congress this week.
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It spotlights the cherished children's television star along with one of his show's prominent puppets, King Friday.
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Or they had been torn down and replaced by big buildings with spotlights and no-loitering signs.
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Commissioned by the Joyce and set to Franz Schubert's "Winterreise," it spotlights the journey of a wanderer.
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Even now, it spotlights just eight issues — and that's counting "immigration" and "pay for the wall" separately.
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The story of that conflict spotlights the impact of the California dream on a Church in transition.
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But some types of technologies will get the brightest spotlights, including virtual reality and 4K high-definition TVs.
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"While the spotlights have been on shale, the lights are off on offshore," said Hess CEO John Hess.
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The room had a low ceiling and spotlights, and the men were hemmed in by microphones and reporters.
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The theater has automated individual spotlights that shine when, say, someone scores the most points in a round.
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It's already shown signs of this: Its new restaurant guide spotlights top destinations in Uber's most active cities.
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Completing the show will be a tower of fire and spotlights that create giant lightsabers in the sky.
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Its revised guidance this week merely spotlights how important China and emerging markets are to its business fortunes.
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Video posted to YouTube showed similar scenes — firefighters being raised into open windows as spotlights illuminated the damage.
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Like Us, photographed between 1987 and 1992, spotlights the lives of primates who reside in people's private homes.
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Spotlights fade—often sooner than musicians hope—and everyone is left scrambling for a piece of the legacy.
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Named after a peerless alto saxophonist and bebop lodestar, the festival usually spotlights one of his former contemporaries.
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It also spotlights an internet travel company and high-tech firms that make the digital computing world go.
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The case also spotlights the challenges faced by police officers nationwide in dealing with people with mental illness.
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Vindman's testimony spotlights the immense pressure career foreign service officers are under as they testify against the president
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Here in Belgium, though, there were proper videographers and photographers, spotlights and speakers, announcers, European ring card girls.
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The book spotlights the problems these women face, and how they can access the proper services to help.
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Here, the three performers navigate the spotlights and shadows of the stage on a quiet journey of discovery.
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Kusama – Infinity spotlights both the artist's radically successful career and how art can be a method of healing.
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The troupe will headline the 42nd annual DanceAfrica festival, which this year spotlights Rwanda and its remarkable rejuvenation.
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And finally, Michelle recommends a recent podcast that spotlights yet another chapter in this American age of grift.
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The dark and unsettling film "The Cleaners" spotlights an issue that merits more attention than it's been given.
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Risk Takers, a special series by CNN Business, spotlights 20 strategic bets designed to push global business forward.
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Mr. Erek has created an impressive, unsettling installation that unites makeshift bleachers, wire fence panels and severe spotlights.
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All that electricity used in all those spotlights came from generators powered by biofuels, according to the brand.
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Giant 4K LED screens showed in-game action, and smoke machines, spotlights and confetti went off after matches.
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On a broader level, this willful ignorance spotlights three ways in which Trump's remarks on foreign policy were alarming.
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But Adeyemi's novel also splashed out of the book circuit, with spotlights on Good Morning America, Shondaland, and more.
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But it also heavily spotlights Lovato repeating over and over that her recovery is always a work in progress.
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He also described "undocumented" cases of demonstrators using "high powered laser pointers and spotlights" to blind Morton County pilots.
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"I pulled out all the low-tech tools I have in the studio, spotlights, and overhead projectors," Walker said.
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Indiscernible at first, save for the spotlights that shine on them, these insects lie incapacitated, arranged in triangular formations.
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Carrie Underwood's hot performance The former "American Idol" winner performed her new single, "Church Bells," which spotlights domestic violence.
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The inaugural show at Columbia University's Wallach Art Gallery spotlights 22017 artists living or practicing north of 2125th Street.
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It's why YouTube spotlights its creators, and why Instagram is devoting an entire new tier to its best influencers.
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The line includes floodlights, spotlights, a light to mount on steps, a motion detector, and pathlights for a walkway.
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But he's only using this tactic because he's seen conservatives use it before, under dimmer spotlights, to uncontroversial effect.
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Rescue squads worked through the night with spotlights, and helicopters took off a first light to survey the area.
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These are piercing, poetic songs, and they shine spotlights on substance abuse, low self-esteem, and crises of faith.
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Of the 49 designers showing this year, CNN spotlights ten designers who will be unveiling their Spring Summer collections.
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I added the two I-beams holding spotlights above the musician to make the setting look like a stage.
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They say that the sun and the moon are spotlights in the sky and Antarctica is an ice wall.
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The fair spotlights emerging product designers and attracts art world aficionados, fashion brand titans, and interior design connoisseurs, alike.
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This month's curation spotlights an array of new titles — from romantic narratives and fantastical adventures to more informative reads.
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She spotlights some excellent choreographers, including Pam Tanowitz, who presents her first outdoor site-specific work (Tuesday and Wednesday).
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There are small spotlights mounted above each of the seven square canvases on display, but they have little effect.
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Spotlights hung from rusty columns; a dozen or so chairs were arrayed before a lectern and a video monitor.
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Set on a beach in Watermill, N.Y., this dreamlike work spotlights a man as he reflects on his life.
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From Anita Hill to Christine Blasey Ford, this video spotlights the Senate's strides in gender sensitivity and female representation.
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Yes, it's a story of struggle — the AIDS crisis is a constant shadow — but it spotlights its characters' aspirations.
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At Saint Laurent, the generators required to run the 414 spotlights that speckled the show were powered by biofuels.
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" The ad, bankrolled by the GOP super PAC Defend Arizona, spotlights Sinema's 2007 comments and says: "That's just wrong.
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The case, an acrimonious battle between Waymo and Uber, spotlights the arms race surrounding autonomous vehicle talent and technology.
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A nonpartisan platform, SignVote spotlights accessible voter content and resources for those who communicate using American Sign Language (ASL).
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For its annual romp at the Joyce, this high-energy ensemble spotlights the work of three female dance makers.
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Lights in exhibition spaces have been turned off and only works made by female artists shine in the spotlights.
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His work spotlights the act of representation, reminding us that any attempts at such are bound to be creative.
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There was a hyperactive lights show accompanying the music, with spotlights alternating in color, direction, and intensity by the moment.
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The ability to capture those spotlights and retain their color is shockingly impressive and a new benchmark for smartphone photography.
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Rodrigues spotlights members who were once part of the Southern Baptist church, but left due to its hostility and homophobia.
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Barrick spotlights its global 'hackathons', the mining-industry-first virtual job fair it held in August, or the Hackergal hackergal.
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The gold teeth revealed by his huge smile flash in the spotlights at a park in the capital, Kuala Lumpur.
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One last singles match under the spotlights at age 29 at the tournament he has played more than any other.
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According to EW, an upcoming episode of the sitcom will get serious in an episode that spotlights stop-and-frisk.
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The new "Power of Women NY" issue of Variety spotlights six women and the causes they care about, including Lively.
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As we reach the Lake District, the clouds shift from a wash of grey to bright spotlights on the land.
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Squads of rescuers used spotlights in search-and-rescue operations overnight, and helicopters took to the air at first light.
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Spotify's Spotlights will include photos, videos, and text in addition to audio, and is rolling out to U.S. users first.
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Hurd was also named one of CMT's "16 for 2016," which spotlights artists that are on the up and up.
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The room floats above coral heads and amid ocean life, and at night, underwater spotlights attract "shyer" creatures like squid.
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Some musicians refuse to give her set lists in advance, or ask for the interpreters' spotlights to be turned off.
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A year later, he found himself squarely in the glare of the spotlights when he became Ms. Minnelli's fourth husband.
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"It's a story of struggle — the AIDS crisis is a constant shadow — but it spotlights its characters' aspirations," he added.
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One of the three-minute episodes spotlights Gaspar Yanga, who led a slave rebellion in the Mexican state of Veracruz.
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In the spirit of the Instagram age, the 92nd Street Y's inaugural film festival spotlights works created on mobile devices.
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The company is already selling connected path lights, step lights, spotlights and floodlights to illuminate your garden like it's daytime.
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Deeble's script spotlights a few daily dramas to raise a bit of tension and humor, and his cinematography is magnificent.
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Executive director and curator Cortney Lane Stell has argued that the show spotlights the impact of e-commerce on laborers.
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These absences opened up prominent places in the spotlights for emerging performers at WrestleMania like A.J Styles and Kevin Owens.
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This news spotlights just some of the ways hostile foreign governments can use their money to illegally influence our elections.
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There are terrific exceptions in the second gallery: spotlights on paños chicanos, which are drawings on handkerchiefs, and envelope drawings.
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Taking inspiration from Alexis de Tocqueville and other visiting chroniclers of the United States, this series spotlights their cinematic equivalents.
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Taking inspiration from Alexis de Tocqueville and other visiting chroniclers of the United States, this series spotlights their cinematic equivalents.
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The series spotlights real women redefining beauty — and Meredith is no doubt doing just that through her brainchild Fat Girls Dance.
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Josh Sundquist is back with yet another epic Halloween costume that spotlights his remaining leg, after losing one to childhood cancer.
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When the stage suddenly darkens, it fills with crisscrossing spotlights and a swirling fog that creates iridescent lines and wafting clouds.
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A massive rescue effort was under way with boats, divers, spotlights, and radar scanning along the river several kilometers (miles) downstream.
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Still, Democrats are basically united in the belief that Mueller's report spotlights very troubling conduct from Trump that deserves more attention.
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However, you also don't want to draw ire from your neighbors for surrounding your home in blinding spotlights all night long.
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The effort not only encourages people around the world to pitch in, but also spotlights the personal stories of those competing.
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Both lived up to the considerable pre-Olympics hype and delivered under the hottest of global spotlights with class and aplomb.
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Automakers are taking the wraps off their latest machines, talking up power and comfort while the metal gleams in the spotlights.
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Instagram Spotlights displays an auto-advancing feed of video clips around a theme, artist or, in this case, a live event.
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MVMT's blog spotlights someone different each week, consistently fueling a circle of support and inspiration for artists, entrepreneurs, activists, and more.
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This is not an uncommon sight in Moscow — vehicles of diplomats, equipped with spotlights to signal their authority, speeding with impunity.
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Each spotlights both a Times review and a review written by a teenager winner of one of our previous review contests.
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In Reiner's latest film, "LBJ," the director spotlights President Lyndon B. Johnson prior to his signing of the Civil Rights Act.
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A whole wall of his room is a display case: more Jesus and angel statues, lit by pink and blue spotlights.
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Our research spotlights the direct link between job growth and traffic, so a strong economy only adds to the gridlock problem.
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The NRA ad spotlights Kristi McMains, a 26-year-old lawyer who said a pistol in her purse saved her life.
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And a recent Mel Magazine article written by a teen author spotlights Gen Z's growing preference for streaming video over texting.
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It combines tunes and activism in some of the world's most beautiful but sensitive places, and spotlights local front-line organizations.
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The Stephen A. Schwarzman Building of the New York Public Library spotlights religious texts, manuscripts and archaeological photographs central to each.
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Most of the film's chapters are about Danny and Matthew, but there are occasional spotlights on other family members as well.
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He and Ms. Warren are not the only potential contenders road-testing a message that spotlights their differences with the president.
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The trailer spotlights the sequel's impressive ensemble, including Liam Neeson and Emma Thompson as senior members of the alien-busting group.
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With eerie sounds, beam-me-up type spotlights and grainy videos, you feel like a guinea pig about to get abducted.
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Michelle Goldberg spotlights the disastrous track record of third-party candidates so far (looking at you, Ralph Nader and Jill Stein).
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But the crowded field of candidates running for this open Republican seat spotlights what has become a major concern for Democrats.
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"Limbo" features familiar shots of the exiled in informal settlements, but it also spotlights more fortunate Syrians who live relatively comfortably.
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The owners are art collectors, and the unit has spotlights and other lighting designed to emphasize their collection, Ms. Kurz said.
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In deeper water the team deployed the Hercules and the Argus, remotely operated vehicles equipped with spotlights and high-definition cameras.
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The bakery's big generator is now set up in the camp, used at night to turn on one of three spotlights.
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Each of the seven episodes spotlights how life developed on a different continent, as well as the factors threatening its biodiversity.
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On "Beyoncé," she shines multi-colored spotlights on different facets of her guarded life, and "Partition" is her raw sexual power.
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The events are part of the CDC's "Grand Rounds" public health lectures, a monthly series that spotlights major public health issues.
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Coleman, the College Board's CEO, told CNN Saturday that the dashboard spotlights students who have defied odds by excelling in demanding circumstances.
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The party speakers, subs, and LED spotlights in Ikea and Teenage Engineering's new Frekvens collection already put other speaker systems to shame.
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The first single, "New York," was released in June, but the new Technicolor video spotlights St. Vincent's lilting voice and wicked smirk.
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Stanton's project is now a global sensation and, with the help of international organizations, he sporadically spotlights humanitarian causes beyond New York.
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The trailer spotlights the book's masquerade ball, an intimate shower scene, and the arrival of Christian's ex Leila, played by Bella Heathcote.
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Without the press release, would I have thought of Lee Harvey Oswald, shackled and blinking into the spotlights' glare after his arrest?
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The Christmas Spotlights appear to be exclusively available in Denmark, and then only through a contest involving neighborhood security and crime prevention.
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Powerful spotlights are sometimes trained directly on the ocean frontages of neighboring hotels at night, making visibility out to sea virtually impossible.
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The trade's surprising survival spotlights both seniors' continuing difficulties with medication expenses, and how far some people will go to save money.
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For instance, Stillman introduces the characters via little spotlights that encircle their heads, with text to explain their relationships to each other.
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Meanwhile, opportunistic political commentary spotlights any uncertainty, casting blame and proposing draconian moves that are far from solutions and only compound fears.
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Josh Constine compared the strengths and shortcomings of Instagram Spotlights, Snapchat Live Stories and Twitter Moments when it comes to featuring events.
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Warm, magic-hour light spotlights the couple's mysterious amalgamation, while the protagonist stares back at anyone daring to look, owning their gaze.
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APPLE SPOTLIGHTS PRIVACY: Apple exec Craig Federighi highlighted the company's stated interest in user privacy during remarks at its Worldwide Developers Conference.
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Still, the action spotlights the growing number of cases of municipal patent offices in China backing local companies against larger, international brands.
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Estimated cost: Exterior lights such as walkway lights, spotlights or pendants can cost between $63 and $135 per fixture, according to Kiplinger.
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On the wall is a mural of Manhattan that spotlights Nordstrom locations like the Nordstrom men's store, which opened in April 2018.
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The system called Synlight - being developed at the German Aerospace Center near Cologne - is an array of 149 bright film projector spotlights.
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This year's collection spotlights an array of wardrobe staples — from cotton-soft sweaters and insulated outerwear to refined leather goods and flats.
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Finally, Jaluria spotlights how Teams had a brief outage recently, while the smaller Slack has stayed rock-solid throughout the coronavirus crisis.
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The season also spotlights the company premiere of Wayne McGregor's "Kairos," a new production of Battle's "Juba" and plenty of Ailey classics.
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" The book, titled "Leaders" but previously listed on the publisher's website as "Great Leaders," spotlights 11 world figures "who will inspire you.
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But while the report, like previous Benghazi investigations, spotlights deeply troubling inadequacies at the State Department, most of those revelations aren't new.
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And although the spotlights and glimmer of sequins have since been replaced by office lighting and business casual attire, her sparkle remains.
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He sent his future roommate his Instagram profile, which spotlights a mosaic of romantic photos, football game snapshots and gay pride flags.
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Like blurry spotlights in a sea of tangerine and vermillion, the star, documented by amateur hands, makes the eye impatient and erratic.
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In the jungly neighborhood of Jardim Botânico, this casual establishment spotlights chef Roberta Sudbrack's commitment to delicious, uncomplicated food above all else.
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The new study "spotlights the backwards state of affairs in addiction treatment," said Glance, who is not affiliated with the new research.
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The mobiles, displayed in disjunctive, nonchronological sequences, ring an undivided space, and precise spotlights cast frolicking shadows on white and blue walls.
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Our new Mentor Text series spotlights writing from The Times and from our student contests that teenagers can learn from and emulate.
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Most of the refugees Fitzgerald spotlights end up in no more certain a place than they are when we first meet them.
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Below, read about the nominees for Best Actress, and come back to EW.com throughout the week for spotlights on the other major categories.
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In the last two years, during Trump's presidency, the video spotlights a blank space where the State of the Union had been promoted.
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Apple has made some moves to open up a little, including starting a blog this July that spotlights key areas of its work.
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MAKERS spotlights five women at the exhilarating forefront of technologies remaking our world, from AI to robotics to telepathy to deep space exploration.
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He's since gotten spotlights in The Washington Post and Out Magazine, and even earned the same Player of the Year title from ESPN.
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Residents paddled their children to safety on Saturday, and some spent the night sitting on roofs watching rescuers scan the water with spotlights.
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I installed lights all the way down the rows of the arched ceilings with these long pull strings and then put spotlights in.
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It spotlights a costly regulatory failure that allowed ITT to stay in business far longer than it otherwise might have, Mr. Graves said.
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The Vilcek Prize for Excellence is the newest addition to the foundation's prize program, which spotlights and supports immigrant contributions to American society.
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Gambling companies have built vast casinos, illuminating the skyline of the once sleepy city of just over 622,000 people with neon and spotlights.
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Art Reviews "Lineup" spotlights the role of the stripe; Ann Greene Kelly's recent drawings; Sérgio Sister's prison art; Vanessa German's power-figure sculptures.
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The Fight, a new play by Jonathan Leaf, spotlights the battles that shook Second Wave feminism, both outside the movement and within it.
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Each year, the shindigs grew more elaborate as he added score sheets, themed food, colored spotlights, a sound system and a smoke machine.
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The issue also spotlights the hotly debated questions of how much social media followers are worth and what it means to earn them.
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Risk Takers, a new special feature from CNN Business, spotlights leaders across sectors who made big bets designed to push global business forward.
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A new, $15 million face-lift at the Nixon presidential library, while not burying the Watergate scandals, spotlights his considerable record of accomplishments.
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This concert kicks off the fifth annual A World in Trance festival, which spotlights music from around the world with explicitly spiritual overtones.
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Perhaps they are victims of the hypercompetitive New York media market, with so many reporters and news outlets providing the brightest of spotlights.
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Geometry and the Sea, exhibiting concurrently at Bookstein Projects and Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects, spotlights Resika's recent seascapes, many completed last year.
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Hundreds of rescuers and military personnel worked through the wreckage with spotlights on Sunday night in search of survivors, with ambulances stationed nearby.
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Analysis by The Art Newspaper spotlights these figures for the publication's annual survey of global museum attendance trends, the most comprehensive of its kind.
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In a new video released this month, the campaign spotlights some of these ads, with women sarcastically confronting the images for their harmful depictions.
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My Last Days spotlights six individuals with terminal illnesses, whose zest for life will inspire viewers to rethink how they live their own lives.
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Featuring more than 350 objects spanning her career, the Anni Albers retrospective spotlights the pioneering artist's lasting influence on modern art, design, and architecture.
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A lion-like figure in"Childermass" (2017) My reading of Kurian, outside media spotlights, brings up a contrast with the debate over Dana Schutz.
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READ: Trump spotlights Cruz over 'New York values' ahead of primary Clinton leads her rival Bernie Sanders, 263% to 40%, according to the poll.
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And in David Moodey's lighting design, gliding spotlights and flashing strobe lights — they frequently signify gunshots — swirl across the stage through clouds of fog.
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It's bright (23 lumens), water resistant, has flood lights and spotlights, and it has a red light, so you don't wreck your night vision.
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There's also themed, hand-curated channels, like one for Coachella, and feature spotlights on specific creators, like the ones Instagram started showing in January.
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Writer Rahawa Haile's new Tumblr Gilmore Blacks spotlights every black person who appears in Netflix's massively hyped Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life.
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I encourage you to follow this account, which spotlights some of the best melodramatic YA paperback book covers from the '70s through the '90s.
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The mistake was incredibly unfortunate and it'll probably make Bee think twice before she films another segment that spotlights the physical appearances of strangers.
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Check out our series, "Badass Women of Afghanistan," which spotlights the journalists, humanitarians, and artists working to change their country for generations of girls.
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Last night we got a rare chance to directly compare Instagram Spotlights, Snapchat Live Stories, and Twitter Moments since they all featured The Grammys.
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As the McKinsey Global Institute spotlights, closing gender gaps could add as much as $28 trillion to annual global gross domestic product by 2025.
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Some have already garnered the attention of the fashion and beauty industries, but we expect their spotlights to shine even brighter this upcoming season.
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Our new report, "Black Men Making It In America," spotlights two pieces of particular good news about the economic well-being of black men.
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When Wade was joined by LeBron James and Chris Bosh in 2010, Haslem was again grinding mouthpieces to dust under the brightest of spotlights.
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Harrison Barnes made a buzzer-beater and the advertrons lit up "MAKE SOME NOISE," a few dozen blue and gold spotlights bedazzling the crowd.
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Plus, there was an incredible Landlord themed back drop with neon, dancers, spotlights and everything you don't usually see at your average rap show.
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A gathering of recent agitprop about water, the Queens Museum's Commonwealth: Water for All spotlights water's political dimensions more directly than DNA of Water.
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On a Wednesday night in January, Mr. Neumann strode onstage before a packed house at the Theater at Madison Square Garden, basked in spotlights.
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High above the city, visible from virtually anywhere, is the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière, its gleaming white facade turned yellow by spotlights.
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But Mr. Schlather focuses more overtly on whimsical physicality (lots of tumbling around) and winking metatheatricality, with characters beckoning spotlights and cuing the orchestra.
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The report spotlights the continuing challenges for Facebook, YouTube and Twitter as they try to combat online disinformation and other forms of online manipulation.
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The case also spotlights the tension that Chief Justice John Roberts faces as he balances his conservative jurisprudence with institutional concerns at the court.
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This documentary spotlights Puentes de Salud, a health clinic in Philadelphia where volunteers tend to patients who are too afraid to seek treatment elsewhere.
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Popular culture spotlights a clear appetite for bad behavior as a way of building trust among a public that has become cynical about their leaders.
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Typically, you've got an artist on stage singing songs and stuff, and then a bunch of spotlights beaming columns of color through some fake smoke.
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The gritty closeups in Fujiwara's series Friday Reports show reporters clutching microphones, photographers peering through lenses, all of them caught in the glare of spotlights.
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In this "highlight reel" the TV contractor shared exclusively with PEOPLE, a teenage Jonathan performs a series of illusions amid smoke screens and sweeping spotlights.
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Now, thanks to the popular Candy Hunting Instagram that spotlights new junk food, Pillsbury has blessed us with their new Confetti break and bake cookies.
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First up, new spotlights and a water resistant motion sensor suitable for securing the perimeter of your home were discovered in Ikea's Home Smart app.
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This means it's almost perfectly insulated, and on the day I visited, the heat from the spotlights alone had pushed the mercury well past 30℃.
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Instagram Shopping might be a nice bonus, but just how much it prioritizes the feature and spotlights the Explore channel are entirely under its control.
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He's stolen the spotlights from thousands of athletes who've worked years on their respective sports, and for that, he owes many, many people an apology.
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In a series she calls her "body image project," Ennis, 25, spotlights her road to recovery as an amputee in a series of striking poses.
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Khethiwe and the Leopard, threaded with fragments of an unsure girl's stories, spotlights the sensitive child's gentle power — especially her potential to teach others empathy.
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And the fact that Zuckerberg is still talking in those terms merely spotlights an abject lack of corporate diversity and global perspective at his company.
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Related: A South Florida Festival Spotlights Trans Art and Activism Stunning Portraits Spotlight Trans Women Activists of Color The First Transgender Fairy Tale is Here
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The new outdoor lights include wall-mounted luminaries, spotlights, and pillar post available in a variety of styles and color output to match your taste.
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Each year (except for this year), the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show spotlights a multi-million Fantasy Bra laced with Swarovski diamonds and other pricey jewels.
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"Dolemite Is My Name" delves into Moore's underdog story and spotlights the lengths he had to go to get his character on the big screen.
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The mix of talks and performances spotlights rising voices outside the mainstream, featuring Abir, Andy Langer, Dylan Marron, Latinos Who Lunch, Rotana and Residual Kid.
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As the stage and platform lighting dimmed to a mere two spotlights, ghostly sounds emerging from the dress filled the room in a foggy ambience.
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In his liner notes for the new recording, Mr. Piccinini spotlights the brief appearance of a third voice in the piano arrangement by Gustav Blasser.
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Obamacare's preexisting conditions protections are very popular with and particularly important for women, a fact further highlighted by a Heitkamp ad that spotlights two women.
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Shot in several countries, the movie spotlights scientists, farmers and researchers who have come up with traditional and innovative solutions to slowing down climate change.
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With "Pokémon Detective Pikachu" hitting theaters soon, it's no surprise that this week's highest-profile new trailer also spotlights an old-school video game character.
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The edifice is visible from the National Assembly's building, and at night its facade is bathed in the glow of soft spotlights: a victors' taunt.
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The album spotlights his agile rapport with the pianist Zaccai Curtis and the bassist Luques Curtis, a brotherly rhythm team from a younger postbop generation.
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Mutation-related cancers act like spotlights in a crowd, pointing investigators toward key cellular functions and thus informing the diagnosis and treatment of all cancers.
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There are 80 ring lights in all, and around 500,000 LEDs, with about 2,500 LED spotlights used to illuminate tables and products inside the store.
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The trailer spotlights the impressive ensemble — including Zazie Beetz, Zachary Quinto and Kyle MacLachlan — and moves with the speed and grace of a hoops superstar.
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Lewitt's work feels particularly conceptually involved compared to Foul Matters, which spotlights Altmann's sculptural adeptness and plays on shared standards of another kind: human hygiene.
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According to the Guardian, others still worry that the building, which is filled with art, spotlights a well-known artist rather than amplifying their voices.
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Arinin's design is still a concept (and a finalist in this year's Lexus Design Awards), but it spotlights a few cracks in current traffic signage systems.
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Further down the page, indie games are further broken down into category spotlights — like lists of those with "incredible sound design" or "unforgettable stories," for example.
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Abdicating the selection process for People Are Saying to an algorithm does not absolve the company of responsibility when said algorithm spotlights conspiracy theories and lies.
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The fair spotlights an eclectic range of artists' books, catalogues, monographs, periodicals, zines, ephemera, and multiples, presented by over 100 publishers, antiquarian dealers, artists, and galleries.
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The documentary also spotlights volunteers like Gay, a gun-loving Beto fan who was drawn to the Texas politician because of his views on veteran care.
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It spotlights 15 surprisingly colorful (or otherwise fabulous) members of the Columbidae bird family, which includes pigeons and doves, proving they're not all just winged rats.
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Satellite imagery reportedly revealing a ballistic missile facility deep in the Saudi desert spotlights Riyadh's increased investment in its independent warfighting capabilities, U.S. defense experts say.
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Murphy lets the whole song play out, and for four minutes a room full of strangers are singing along to each other under Despacio's roving spotlights.
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Mr. Abu-Assad, the Palestinian director of the drama "Paradise Now," about suicide bombers, and the star-crossed thriller "Omar," spotlights the hardships in Mohammed's path.
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Visitors can learn about many of the zoo's creatures at its Animal Discovery Days, an event series that spotlights species like sloths, snakes, elephants, and more.
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Without a single explicit conversation between her characters, Akhtar spotlights wealth, class, and patriarchy, and she leaves it to the audience to draw any conclusions therein.
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If she occasionally falters under the strobe of the cameras, if she winces from the spotlights, haunted or hungry, no one is crass enough to comment.
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An exhibition at the Americas Society spotlights Kati Horna, who believed that the circulation of images, rather than the standalone photograph, could bring about social change.
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In a new report obtained by Axios, the Chamber of Commerce spotlights one of the Trump Administration's under-the-radar challenges: how to protect America's ideas.
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This movie spotlights a wild moment in the medical field, and stresses how important it is for doctors to follow the Hippocratic oath: do no harm.
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They uploaded videos to social media of exhausted looking migrant families, blinking in the darkness in the glare of what appeared to be the militia's spotlights.
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LAS VEGAS — One by one under the spotlights, the Vegas Golden Knights skated up to take their place behind a first responder to the shooting massacre.
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Spotlights fall on a low-cut gown of red silk, designed by Pierpaolo Piccioli for Valentino this year, flashing more skin than any cardinal would allow.
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FLAMENCO FESTIVAL This soulful celebration of flamenco music and dance spotlights Ballet Nacional de España in "Suite Sevilla," a new work by its director, Antonio Najarro.
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He turns his attention to real victims in this new series, which spotlights crimes involving sex, money, and murder through interviews, archival footage and re-enactments.
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For every tale of a conservative pushing supply-side economics or traditional marriage via "charitable" giving, he spotlights a liberal bankrolling gun control or clean energy.
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It spotlights two works by Martha Clarke, the pas de trois from "The Garden of Villandry" (1979) and "Nocturne" (1978), a portrait of an aging ballerina.
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London (CNN)The return of Netflix's hit drama "The Crown" after a two-year hiatus spotlights a dark chapter in modern British history: the Aberfan disaster.
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The foundation has collaborated with businesses to create centers for entrepreneurship, works with global leaders to promote good governorship and spotlights the effects of climate change.
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Mr. Samyn festooned the structure with white strips to reflect low energy spotlights that make it glow after dark, even when no meetings are taking place.
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It spotlights dances created by the artistic directors who have presided over the company since its formation in 1958: Alvin Ailey, Judith Jamison and Robert Battle.
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This year's festival also spotlights films from the Netherlands; Steven Wouterlood will discuss his feature "My Extraordinary Summer With Tess," an exploration of family and friendship.
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Launched in 2016 by Colpa Press, Minnesota Street Project, and Park Life, SFABF spotlights an eclectic selection of artists' books, catalogues, monographs, periodicals, zines, ephemera, and multiples.
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"It's deeply sexist," said Rituparna Chatterjee, an independent journalist and activist who runs the Twitter handle @indiametoo handle that spotlights the stories of survivors of sexual harassment.
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There are 100 circus performers, and many will be wearing special beacons so a new lighting system called Blacktrax can track each of them using programmable spotlights.
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I'm supposed to be coordinating an escape with some half-dozen other people standing on numbered circles beside me, under orange spotlights that denote our criminal status.
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Over the next year, the neighbor got his revenge: first, he placed multiple spotlights outside his house, which went on at 8pm and lit up our bedrooms.
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On March 11, 2002, on the six-month-anniversary of the attacks, 88 spotlights were placed in two 48-foot squares, ready to illuminate the Manhattan sky.
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Finally, I could see the source of the mysterious light: two movie-set-style spotlights were pointed at a raised dais in the middle of the room.
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Related: 'GTA V' Mod Brings LGBTQ Pride Parade to Los Santos A Rainbow Crosswalk Crops Up in Williamsburg A South Florida Festival Spotlights Trans Art and Activism
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Kalil planned to use her earnings for gas money and to buy gadgets for python hunting such as a drone and spotlights for her sport utility vehicle.
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A newly released report from the Digital Rights Foundation, a feminist nonprofit in Pakistan focused on digital freedom, spotlights timely data collected on harassment in the country.
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Scene by scene, the documentary spotlights Holmes' unnerving behaviors, shaky voice, and mesmerizing, beautiful eyes to build up the scare factor associated with her power and intelligence.
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It was an exuberant, over-the-top collection, and all the stronger for its fabulous intensity, with the flashing spotlights and grinding music of a disco alfresco.
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Today, Mr. Pence and his wife often worship at College Park Church, an evangelical megachurch in Indianapolis with three huge video screens, colored spotlights and Christian bands.
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Likewise, the report spotlights the waxing spectre of cyber espionage, which demands a technologically literate public to meet it, if American intellectual property is to be protected.
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The host, Matt Humphrey, spotlights current shows through wide-ranging interviews, which give listeners a detailed sense of what it takes for a show to come together.
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After he was formally introduced with the requisite spotlights and bombast, to the predictable burst of cheers, he took the court in the famed, golden Lakers uniform.
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When I first stumbled upon Djane Mag, I thought I'd found a goldmine: a publication that spotlights female DJs and producers, with a punny name to boot.
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The minutelong ad spotlights the recent CBS Miami investigation that Murphy reportedly overstated some of his qualifications while campaigning for Congress and during his current Senate run.
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You've made door wedges of gilded mice; flower pots with dogs peeking over the sides; garden spotlights shaped like ostriches with their heads stuck in the turf.
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Similarly, the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, which the show also spotlights through original late 19th century photographs, decimated thousands of buildings, leading to a construction boom.
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It will be packed with live podcasts, musical spotlights, food and drinks selected by Eater, and immersive experiences, like a pop-up game room curated by Polygon.
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"The Flight Fantastic" explores the world of trapeze and the famed Flying Gaonas, while "Our Last Tango" spotlights the tango dancers María Nieves Rego and Juan Carlos Copes.
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" And at long last, Petrie shares with me his ritual: "Under the spotlights of the bar, I stir, drain off the dilution, and top it up with ice.
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Each episode of the yet-to-be-named Hulu show will focus on a single dish that spotlights the immigrant and regional communities that preserve and remix tradition.
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The show spotlights the collegiate cheer team at Navarro College, but it also points out that many of the team members are on All Star teams as well.
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Halberstam worries that, like other scientific and medical advances that are available only to a wealthy few, cyborgism spotlights the world's inequalities and raises questions about resource allocation.
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A survey at the Columbus Museum of Art spotlights the remarkable work of the American artist, who was dogged in her convictions and a master of her medium.
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Perhaps this is because the gallery is generally under-lit; the work is illuminated by spotlights that leave the rest of the space on the verge of evening.
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The Keepers, a new true crime documentary series premiering on Netflix on Friday, spotlights Cesnik's killing and the mysteries she left behind: Who would want a nun dead?
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She's also the creator of the podcast, Self-Care Sundays, which spotlights the tactics marginalized people are using to insulate themselves from the chaos of our cultural moment.
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The four-part project, produced by the power couple made up of record producer Tommy Mottola and singer Thalia, spotlights four different teenagers whose quinces will be unconventional.
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Many of the 32 gimmicks he spotlights belong to magicians in Italy who let him photograph them under the strict condition he not actually give away their tricks.
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Opening on Friday, Lucid Dreams and Distant Visions: South Asian Art in the Diaspora spotlights 19 contemporary artists whose work deals with issues of home, migration, and memory.
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Related: Native Art Biennial Spotlights the Work of Indigenous Americans How the Nation's Artists Are Standing with Standing Rock Stunning Archival Images Tell the Story of Standing Rock
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Chance the Rapper was just featured in Twitter's new advertising campaign, including a TV commercial that spotlights how he uses the platform to connect with fans: Any requests?
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Related: 5 Years Later, We're Still Addicted to Internet K-Hole Mystical Performance Opens an Interdimensional Portal in Miami A South Florida Festival Spotlights Trans Art and Activism
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Next to a pool in the courtyard, a crush of people hooted at drag queens performing under spotlights in a benefit for the victims of the Pulse shooting.
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On Saturday, Kilmartin and Kashian will do a live taping of their show, which covers current events in comedy and spotlights a new female comedian on each episode.
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Visually arresting and replete with contemplative moments, Columbus spotlights the eponymous Indiana town, notable for being the birthplace of Mike Pence and an unexpected haven for modernist architecture.
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The minimalist space of dramatic spotlights and shadows was created by Paul Mathieu, a French-born furniture and lighting designer, to reflect his clear vision of its mission.
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The 12th edition of this multifarious East Village extravaganza, the vision of Nicky Paraiso, spotlights social and environmental issues through the lens of dance and movement-based work.
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The spot spotlights the Boston accent and features four Boston-linked celebrities: Actors Chris Evans and John Krasinski, comedian Rachel Dratch, and Boston Red Sox legend David Ortiz.
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The living-and-dining area is more than 25964 square feet, with recessed lighting that spotlights the owners' art collection and ceilings that rise to nearly two stories.
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The photographer and director David LaChapelle spotlights the electric dance form known as clowning and its successor, krumping, which originated in greater Los Angeles in the early 1990s.
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Little spotlights mean a frog can bask in the heat or climb down to the lower reaches, where, among the shadows of the bromeliads, she can find cooler climes.
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Add in the family and fellow racers jumping up and down and cheering under huge spotlights on the final 50 yards, and every finish feels as dramatic as another.
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What could America need more right now than a poetic figure whose work spotlights the chaos and division that have long defined what it means to be an American?
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His piece also spotlights the work Color of Change is doing on behalf of Meek and of black people across the country who are either incarcerated or on parole.
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It also spotlights the most explicit of our untold futures, the actual growing fetus, and frets, ponders, and loves it and its promise despite any unremitting gloom closing in.
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The series, which launches Friday on social media and on Plan International's website, spotlights the stories and humanitarian work of girls from Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean.
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To be fair to the device, we were in a dark room filled with occasional bright spotlights, but the functionality was buggy, and clearly wasn't ready for public use.
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With small 3D models of instruments, including a miniature saxophone and a piano, users can work together to play a series of songs by directing spotlights to each instrument.
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The spotlights overhead are gradually obscured by the bodies closing in around us, the pitchy din of their conversations forcing us to raise our voices to hear each other.
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Beyond the existential crisis of identity and experience, Stephenson's novel spotlights one major risk if these companies succeed (which, by the way, they think will take decades of research).
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In Rio, the statue of Christ the Redeemer was lit up in green spotlights above the city, while the presidential palace in Brasilia was also bathed in green light.
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Most of the galleries are shrouded in darkness, with spotlights on objects and the commentary, creating a sense of cocooned discombobulation in which a viewer can slowly mull ideas.
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Rishi Bhilawadikar is the creator of narrative feature film "For Here or To Go?" that spotlights the effects of the current visa laws on people's lives and the economy.
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Unfortunately, with works like the drawn-and-painted "Portrait of Pablo Picasso" (1936) and "Nature Morte" (1941), the exhibition also spotlights Maar's 40 years working as a derivative painter.
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"Deeble's script spotlights a few daily dramas to raise a bit of tension and humor, and his cinematography is magnificent," Ken Jaworowski wrote in his review for The Times.
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In the widely viewed video for the song "Warzone," which he plans to perform at the festival, he spotlights the cases of Eric Garner, Tamir Rice and Philando Castile.
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Nope. But when I do creator spotlights on Twitter and Facebook, I feature work that I think is exceptional (and yes, that is entirely subjective to my specific tastes).
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This point may be best exemplified by Ed Ruscha's painting "Large Trademark with Eight Spotlights" (1962) that reeks of the accustomed immediate and bright platitudes of the corporate logo.
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The moody trailer maintains a sense of mystery for people who haven't read the book and spotlights the formidable supporting cast, including Nicole Kidman, Jeffrey Wright and Sarah Paulson.
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For their performance here in Jakarta last month, Voice of Baceprot performed their popular song "The Enemy of Earth Is You," which spotlights hate speech and intolerance in Indonesia.
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What they're saying: DNC chairman Tom Perez has long opposed the idea of a debate that spotlights one issue in lieu of other hot topics within the Democratic Party.
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They wanted to push back against the wenge floors, white walls and ceiling spotlights that were, all over the city, turning Paris apartments into places that they didn't remember.
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In this jumbled production, flashes of hip-hop movement and hints of folk dancing took place under Richard Gratas's spotlights that both illuminated the performers and manipulated the crowd.
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One of them, Bridget Donahue, a second-floor space on Bowery in Manhattan, is enjoying the spotlights that have fallen on one of its artists, Susan Cianciolo, this year.
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At the Guggenheim, a new six-month installation by Rem Koolhaas, a Dutch architect and longtime champion of cities, spotlights the other 98 percent of the world: the countryside.
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The new advertisement featured images of Warren with former President Barack Obama and spotlights Warren's fight against Wall Street, including her work in creating the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Nearly hidden in the darkness behind a wall partition, "Vault Room" (2019) is illuminated by bright overhead spotlights that cast ominous shadows of the steel bars onto the floor.
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The engaging initial trailer spotlights the film's impressive ensemble, including Kaling's former co-worker on "The Office," Amy Ryan, as a network executive, and John Lithgow as Thompson's husband.
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Elsewhere the two other macro spotlights were the hot oil markets after Brent crude broke up through $80 a barrel on Thursday, and the strain on emerging economy currencies.
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Open from early August until October 8, Possessed spotlights the work of Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Latta, the New York-Los Angeles duo behind the fashion label Eckhaus Latta.
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A live feed from the scene late on Friday night showed spotlights shining on more than a dozen people who huddled around the hole discussing how to rescue Toffee.
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During election season, Beglari rallied a group of radical women creators to produce Downtown Browns, an interactive film series that spotlights systemic decisions faced by Los Angeles' women of color.
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The annual parade is marked by its massive floats, many decorated with neon lettering, large and glowing fleurs-de-lis, big video screens and even spotlights shooting into the sky.
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The extensive 50-part series, created by filmmaker Abdool Corlette and co-producer Adam Vazquez, spotlights 50 different queer men of color from various experiences living in New York City.
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Here, like most of his best work, something appears to be "off," as if the object was transported from an alternate reality and placed under glaring spotlights of a laboratory.
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Though we caught a glimpse of Harold in the movie's earlier teaser trailer, this new one spotlights the character in all his malevolent glory — equally scary by day and night.
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Built by Jason Scott with an assist from the Archive's Mikko Hypponen, the Museum collects and spotlights viruses from the early days of the Internet in the 1980s and '90s.
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I also found that all indoor lighting appeared darker with this camera, even if there were bright spotlights on, so I had to compensate by ramping up the brightness setting.
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It's unlikely the two hackers will ever see the inside of a US courtroom, but the indictment spotlights China's aggressive campaign to steal trade and technology secrets around the world.
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Designed to empower young female storytellers competing in male-dominated Tinseltown, the Festival spotlights and mentors talent across creative fields, ranging from virtual reality to TV, news media, and animation.
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The project also will host Equalizing Music: Women Changing the Face of Electronic Music, a brand-new documentary that spotlights The Black Madonna from Chicago and DJ Rachael from Uganda.
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Smotkin's involvement in two of Pruitt's foreign trips spotlights the former Comcast lobbyist's close relationship with Pruitt and what several administration officials described as his looming presence at the EPA.
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The Times report spotlights FedEx as a case study of the effects of President Donald Trump's $1.5 trillion tax cut in 2018, the first year that the law took effect.
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The site spotlights a "Fangirl of the Day," like a lightsaber-wielding first-grader dressed as Rey and a grandmother rocking an R2-D2 T-shirt and droid-print leggings.
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Each year the festival spotlights a composer whose work is presented by many different ensembles and in different situations, and this year the composer in residence was John Luther Adams.
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But adding spotlights in a dark-ass Barclays Center, on some kind of Tron court stage—hilariously built inside an arena that features an actual basketball court—seems nearly impossible.
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These deep black shadows look realer, or anyway more solid, than the girls, whose green, mauve and yellow arms and motley faces make you think of fairies under colored spotlights.
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It spotlights manifestoes he wrote that laid out the arguments for his worldview, and includes videos of him in galleries lecturing people about his philosophy, looking to spread his ideas.
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The teaser spotlights the impressive period cinematography of Vittorio Storaro ("Apocalypse Now"), a three-time Oscar winner, as well as the production design of the director's frequent colleague, Santo Loquasto.
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But this time, Tagovailoa was being asked to bring his team back from a 13-0 deficit in only 30 minutes, and in the glare of the brightest of spotlights.
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They work methodically, with bright spotlights shining through the colored windows, and then mix a thinner gypsum, painted to fix the glass shards to the exterior side of the window.
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A second set of spotlights, beamed from same bottle-green boxes used by the booksellers who have plied their trade on the banks of the Seine for hundreds of years.
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The 2018 DanceAfrica Festival, led by artistic director, Abdel R. Salaam, spotlights South Africa in "Remembrance, Reconciliation and Renewal," a program paying tribute to the centennial of Nelson Mandela's birth.
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In Mr. Maliphant's duet "Silent Echo," Ms. Osipova and Mr. Polunin appear under spotlights and circle the stage with arching backs, flowing arms and turns that quicken to a blur.
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But running in place is the point of a story (by the director, Josh Locy) that spotlights the repetitive daily struggles of those with few resources beyond optimism and resolve.
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It spotlights Latinas who are running for office this cycle, including two women who are poised to make history this fall as the first Latinas elected to Congress from Texas.
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As part of its four-week Here/Now festival, the company spotlights three of today's most inventive ballet choreographers, who have done some of their finest work at City Ballet.
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Beyond that, "Transparent" always had a '70s-musical vibe (the pilot spotlights the "Free to Be … You and Me" soundtrack) and a willingness to shift from hyper-realism into fantasy.
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When: January 16–March 23 Where: SculptureCenter (17-19 Purves Street, Long Island City, Queens) SculptureCenter's In Practice program, now in its 18th year, spotlights emerging artistic and curatorial talent.
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The lighting booth still has ceiling vents that used to be attached to the carbon arc spotlights that were in use when Mr. Guscott came to the Met in 1995.
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In "Local Legends," VICE spotlights people famous in the small towns, cities, and neighborhoods where they live—colorful characters, who, unknown to the wider world, are staples in their communities.
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This hourlong musical revue really spotlights just about everything — that is, if the 24 hours in question are being experienced by someone in the same age range as the TADA!
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For the second year running, Recode will be joined at The Deep End by The Verge, Vox, Polygon, SB Nation, Eater, and Curbed live podcasts, musical spotlights, and good eats.
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The issue also spotlights three homes that show off all the hallmarks of Joanna's influential farmhouse modern style, including the L.A. bachelor pad of Tia and Tamara Mowry's little brother, Tahj.
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But while patrons might enjoy the recorded narration and spotlights on certain battle features, they never got the full effect of being able to turn around and see the entire painting.
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It spotlights artistic movements that were particularly influential, such as Futurism, De Stijl, Dada, and Bauhaus, which each challenged the established use of design elements like type, blank space, and color.
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Herbert's project spotlights this ingredient (amongst others), at a time when the negative impact of high dietary sugar levels on our health, medical services and the economy is a hot topic.
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Overlord does that too (shout out to Wyatt Russell and John Magaro, both national treasures), but it also spotlights a person of color and a woman amidst the genre-typical action.
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The narrow fight over her citizenship spotlights a troubling legacy of ISIS, including how deftly the terrorist group was able to recruit people across the world using social media (including Americans).
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Behind us were larger groups of women, some relieved at the distance between them and the spotlights, and others clearly plotting how they were going to sneak up to the front.
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He said rescuers working under spotlights were trying to locate areas where some people may have survived by ending up on small patches of shore or tiny islands in the creek.
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The disaster spotlights safety concerns about dams in Southeast Asia after last month's collapse of a hydroelectric dam in neighboring Laos that displaced thousands of people and killed at least 23.
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For this installation, which combines music education, sound communication, and sound design, Oikawa will allow up to three people to move around under pools of LED spotlights in a dark room.
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The disaster spotlights safety concerns about dams in Southeast Asia after last month's collapse of a hydroelectric dam in neighbouring Laos that displaced thousands of people and killed at least 27.
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Not only does that provide perspective on the origins and past evolution of lizards, it also spotlights their future on the planet, which is increasingly at risk due to human activity.
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Independent graphic designer Anthony Séjourné shared his idea on his Twitter account, describing it as "a reconstruction of the spire but in spotlights, with a central light that perforates the sky."
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Video of the event shows the rocket being projected onto the monument surrounded by spotlights before the image begins the launch animation and is shown lifting off in a fiery takeoff.
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On Thursday, he lingered on a catwalk over the crowd as red, white and blue spotlights swept across the cheering supporters, their cellphones raised to capture images of the president-elect.
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The "Style and Substance" portion of the website is dedicated to editorial photo shoots, interviews, and style tips, and it spotlights members of its constantly growing fanbase through an Instagram carousel.
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A team led by the space's owner, Angela Buccinni Butch, installed wood floors, brought in aerial rigs, circus equipment, spotlights, put down AstroTurf and added eclectic decorations to the expansive backyard.
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The first episode spotlights two Vietnam veterans — one an Army officer who was rescued by a helicopter pilot, the other a soldier whose leg was saved from amputation by a surgeon.
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But not all microbiomes are equal, according to an essay published on Tuesday in PLOS Biology that spotlights how access to healthy microbes is profoundly interlinked with social and economic inequities.
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As one of the few prominent women in the administration, Haley by leaving also spotlights the gender gap and gender issues plaguing a White House still reeling from the Kavanaugh confirmation.
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While that reality spotlights the growing split between NATO's political and military roles, it has also overshadowed the historical truth that NATO has been through far worse drama than this before.
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The Greek choreographer Amanda Loulaki unveils her latest intimate choreographic exploration with "house of winds: a process for Untitled 230," in which she spotlights the relationship between the body and space.
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But the exchange and ensuing waves of social media chatter shined the brightest of unwanted spotlights on a subject that N.B.A. officials undoubtedly wish would not have surfaced in this manner.
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He also used lamps and spotlights to produce a dramatic view of a worker beneath a towering cliff of salt, so denuded and striated it appears almost like a lunar landscape.
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The award spotlights a longstanding gripe among even well-compensated Hollywood players over the value of their work, especially as deep-pocketed newcomers like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon and Apple come courting.
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The program also features the latest iteration of "La Ronde," which is inspired by Max Ophüls's 9 film and spotlights the talents of a guitarist, a vocalist and a solo dancer.
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It's a spotlight for new titles in a deeply crowded marketplace that doesn't have that many spotlights, and that makes it a powerful force in shaping each season of book buzz.
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DealRay spotlights localized, and often-exclusive deals (no more scouring pages of deals to find one at your airport) discovered with a mix of proprietary algorithms and good old-fashioned research.
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Uber's interest in the logistics company spotlights one of its newer businesses, UberFreight, which helps independent truckers as well as trucking fleets find and negotiate available payload jobs through an app.
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New Mexico: NYU Wagner and the Center for an Urban Future recently put out a report, "Innovation and the City", which spotlights several cities across the globe that are leveraging innovative practices.
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It's a big question, and it reveals the layers and nuances of what it means to be "digitized" as well as spotlights the breadth of religious texts available and still being unearthed.
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And when she threw out her arms wide under the spotlights, it was not to thank the fans who clamoured for her as much as to say, Precious Lord, take my hand.
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There's a lot of fertile ground in the women's relationships on 'House of Cards' In other ways, though, House of Cards spotlights the fertile new ground that women-led shows are breaking.
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The result is our first list of the U.S. colleges that pay off the most, a ranking that spotlights 50 schools that provide students the highest average salaries for their tuition dollars.
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The Card Catalog spotlights the tenacity of Melvil Dewey (yes, of Dewey Decimal fame), for instance, who strove for years to fulfill his dream of creating a national standard of cards catalogues.
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In their new project, White Canvas, a long grrd of stage spotlights produce slick and dynamic light movements that animate a trip-hop score written by a Belgian act called Before Tigers.
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The result is our first list of the U.S. colleges that pay off the most, a ranking that spotlights 17543 schools that provide students the highest average salaries for their education dollars.
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The sun isn't visible to us, but it casts its light around and in between the rain, in some places looking like gigantic spotlights slowly sweeping across the surface of the water.
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"This unacceptable behavior spotlights a culture of disrespect for female service members that undermines good order and discipline in the military and weakens military readiness," she wrote in the letter to Sens.
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Like the Queen and Bowie revisits, Reflections spotlights a short-lived era when rock aspired to the condition of art, and few rock musicians were more ardent in this aspiration than Gabriel.
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It also spotlights the artists themselves throughout the site, so you'll know who made the art you'll associate with your wedding — it's not just an anonymous graphic designer at a firm somewhere.
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There's also new smart lighting it's offering following the acquisition of Mr. Beams, a company dedicated to creating connected LED lights for use on pathways, as spotlights and in other outdoor capacities.
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The buzz was electric as the stadium filled and continued to build as the sisters arrived on the court under spotlights and rock music giving the contest the full big event treatment.
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A slickly produced five-minute video that's part of the campaign to highlight the network's increasingly nonpartisan approach spotlights Café Momentum, a nonprofit Dallas restaurant underwritten by donors in the Koch network.
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To avoid calamity in the first place, the Serenity has been outfitted with a Wesmar forward-looking sonar, thermal imaging, and old-fashioned spotlights on deck to spot ice and errant rocks.
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The move spotlights uncertainty inside D.E. Shaw as it prepares to enforce wide noncompetes, which are fairly common in the hedge-fund industry, for the first time in its 30-year history.
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PARIS — Marco Cecchinato is basking in one of tennis's brightest spotlights this week, having reached the semifinals of the French Open in one of the bigger recent shocks in the men's game.
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For serious collectors who might not make it to Ireland, the Portfolio website spotlights more than 140 Irish artists, including ceramists such as Grainne Watts, Adam Frew, Alison Kay and Mike Byrne.
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The final episode revisits the aftermath of Kelly being taken into federal custody and spotlights the families of two of his live-in girlfriends who largely defended him when the allegations surfaced.
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KEN LEFKOWITZ Medford, N.J. To the Editor: David Leonhardt's column rightly spotlights the vital role that public urban universities play as engines of opportunity and economic mobility, especially for low-income students.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Ferrari's Charles Leclerc put in a dazzling lap under the Singapore spotlights to seize his third pole position in a row on Saturday, with Mercedes' world champion Lewis Hamilton alongside.
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Pete credits Instagram for "one of the biggest subtle changes in restaurant design" in recent years: lighting fixtures that act as spotlights for your plate, chosen with amateur food photographers in mind.
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Pete credits Instagram for "one of the biggest subtle changes in restaurant design" in recent years: lighting fixtures that act as spotlights for your plate, chosen with amateur food photographers in mind.
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There was a painterly quality to some of Ms. Pite's formations, but it was all more of the same: A darkened stage with spotlights and choreography contrasting brittle acceleration with pensive languidness.
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It's hard to quantify the effect that Buzz Books has on the industry, and whether it actually helps books or if it just spotlights the ones that would have taken off anyway.
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The Times' video playlist spotlights cuddly wild kittens and hibernation-bound bears, along with other Siberian-specific oddities like spontaneous snowball creation, subterranean methane bubbles, and the alleged world's largest sawdust dump.
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Then the spotlights flickered into life and the 200 or so fans, sweating and smiling in the attic of the Camden Assembly, began to make their way very quickly to the exit.
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Among that handful is the Springfield Museums' Michele and Donald D'Amour Museum of Fine Arts, which is currently hosting a small exhibition in its Collins Print Gallery that spotlights these insightful works.
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Security guards flanked both sides of the casket, surrounded by black roses and silver leaves, and a row of spotlights lit the stage at the 20,000-seat BB&T Center in Sunrise, Florida.
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In this season's second episode, "Chapter II," centered on Reggie (many of the episodes shine individual spotlights on characters), Dear White People begins to dig into the psychological ramifications of race-specific trauma.
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CNBC Spotlights Promising Young Startups on the Path to Becoming Tomorrow's Household Names The 2018 Upstart 100 list features rising companies* spanning nearly every sector, including fintech, health tech, cybersecurity, retail, and more.
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The result is our first list of the U.S. Colleges That Pay Off the Most, a ranking that spotlights the 3933 schools that provide students the highest average salaries for their tuition dollars.
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How could a film be such a threat to those who only eat things that are safely dead, who put spotlights on the dead and make special features, people with such ordinary taste?
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An hour before the event, the stands are completely empty, but the spacious dark room is filled with colored spotlights, and twirling bright beams bounce off the walls awaiting the excitement to come.
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Opinion: Charlottesville spotlights Trump's toxic failure to lead On Sunday, people around the nation marched in support of the anti-racism protesters in Charlottesville, with more than 130 rallies from California to Maine.
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It's something we should all do, because your next favorite game could well be a short virtual paper trail away, hidden from the spotlights of big sites and sales charts, but special nonetheless.
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Published in the American Chemical Society journal Environmental Science & Technology Letters, the study spotlights the results of a field project in eastern Washington where researchers injected pressurized liquid CO22 into a basalt formation.
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They show off the two schools of lighting: the Paris school, which bathes its subjects in warm, even light, and the Lyon school, which uses small spotlights to highlight details for dramatic effect.
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At Tiffany & Co., the average price of the items in the Blue Book, an annual catalog that spotlights the jeweler's most expensive creations, has increased 5.093 percent from the previous year, to $25.09,220.
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With live music by Toshi Reagon and BIGLovely, the show spotlights some of today's finest tappers, including Dormeshia Sumbry-Edwards and Derick K. Grant, who share the choreography credits with Ms. Dorrance. joyce.org.
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The Treasury report spotlights the regulatory burdens plaguing these locally-based institutions, which provide nearly half of the banking industry's small-business loans despite making up less than 20 percent of its assets.
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The strike spotlights the difficulties Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's government faces in delivering on its promise to pour money into social services and rein in economic inequality when it took office in 2017.
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" But as he warns, spotlights leave everything around them in the darkness and because what you see depends on where you choose to point the spotlight, "its focus is vulnerable to your biases.
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The coalition's latest letter to signatories of its campaign also spotlights other acts of opposition over the Guggenheim's projects abroad, including the widespread objection to its plans to build an outpost in Helsinki.
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It spotlights the key candidate pairings and political dynamics onstage, assessing how the top-tier Democrats are likely to engage and how the rest of the contenders will try to find breakout moments.
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ESPN's Adam Schefter says the Patriots were credentialed by the Browns (the home team) to shoot that day for a segment called "Do Your Job" which spotlights key Patriots staffers behind the scenes.
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Ikea sells a separate $17 accessories set that comes with LED spotlights, but Teenage Engineering hopes that the free 3D CAD files will inspire customers to come up with their own Ikea hacks.
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In addition to Ms. Barnea, the 75-minute film (which can be viewed on Netflix and Amazon) spotlights a 91-year-old tennis player, octogenarian racewalkers and septuagenarian sprinters, weight lifters and boxers.
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Her handler, Angela Lloyd, told the New York Times, "She was solid and steady and even through all of the lights and cameras and the noise and spotlights, she came right through it."
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A new, first-of-its-kind exhibition in London spotlights painters associated with with Kampani Qalam, the Urdu name for the rich, hybrid art style associated with commissions for the East India Company.
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Patrol helicopters from the department's Air Division — the largest police helicopter fleet in the country — assist officers on the ground, blaring spotlights down streets and into backyards to search for suspects at night.
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The installation is lovely: rooms in gray and blue are filled with a cumulative haze of spotlights, designed not for drama but for ease of attention; the show, though immense, won't exhaust you.
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Measures like contribution margin offer a more flattering view of a company&aposs financialsThe fuss spotlights why some regulators and critics are concerned about companies&apos increasingly widespread use of such customized measures.
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The Israeli choreographer Ohad Naharin unveils "Last Work" (2015), a dance for 18 that spotlights the choreographer's movement language, Gaga, a silken, sensual approach that allows energy to flow nonstop through the body.
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Rays of sunlight shine through many of her underwater photos, creating romantic spotlights with striking contrast to the murkiness of the water and the dark tangles of seaweed and shellfish surrounding her subjects.
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While Sojourner Truth and Harriet Tubman may be among the most recognized 19th-century black women activists, a recent photography digitization project at the Library of Congress (LOC) spotlights some lesser-known figures.
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Kentridge, the consummate creator and eraser of things, empowers hesitancy in a dance of visibility and disappearance, embracing the fluid and elusive elements of life while providing a stage that orders and spotlights.
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Kaiser Health News spotlights Cherokee Indian Hospital in North Carolina — a new, 20-bed facility practicing an integrated care model that's performing well on metrics like controlling tribal members' blood pressure and blood sugar.
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Los Angeles (CNN Business)With spotlights shining on soon-to-debut streaming services from Apple (AAPL) and Disney (DIS), WarnerMedia sought Tuesday to offer audiences a reminder: Set aside a few bucks for us.
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In the darkened back room, spider silk woven into strands (and I have no idea exactly how Saraceno achieved this) forms a delicate and fluctuating wavelength-shaped, horizontal band illuminated by three small spotlights.
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The case spotlights growing risks in a loosely regulated wealth management products industry, which lures millions of unsophisticated retail investors to high-yield products offered by opaque online finance firms and privately run exchanges.
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In 2014, the 33-year-old, who holds down tech jobs by day, started Customs—a roving party in all-ages rock venues and dark basement clubs that spotlights DJs and producers from Asia.
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His engaging new album, "Space Squid," spotlights the same longtime band joining him at the Village Vanguard, with the tenor and soprano saxophonist Seamus Blake, the pianist Bill Carrothers and the bassist Ben Street.
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He illuminated the disc paintings so they cast a complex of shadows: He trained spotlights on the disc paintings so they cast complex shadows, they looked both ethereal and substantial, like structures of light.
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In an effort to understand the young female voter, Refinery29 teamed up with CBS News for a representative poll of American women that spotlights the views of those between the ages 18 to 244.
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Baker's article — which is essential reading — spotlights one particular case: Fernanda Lopez Aguilar's maddening account of a relationship that began while she was a senior at Yale and extended past her graduation in 2010.
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Now in the summer months, tourists like me arrive in big ferries, while yachts fill the bay and slick boats that look like spaceships shine their bright underwater spotlights into the empty sea below.
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Near the site, boats shone spotlights on the river, but after several days of rain, conditions were working against the search teams: The Danube was flowing fast and high, and winds hampered the search.
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The exhibition, which the gallery organized with Accola Griefen Fine Art, spotlights three female artists of indigenous descent who use fabric in their work, drawing on — and sometimes twisting — our comforting relationship to cloth.
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With its spotlights and glamorous balconies, the venue is a setting more familiar to fashion models and rock stars than experts discussing New York's transportation system, which has deteriorated to the point that Gov.
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CHICAGO — When the United Center went black Friday night, the pulsating music began to blare and the piercing white spotlights started to swirl, but Dwyane Wade was not where he was supposed to be.
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The robot has a long white neck, bright spotlights and 27 cameras that snap thousands of photos, which are transmitted directly to its colleagues' hand-held devices telling them exactly which shelves need restocking.
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Gillespie's ad spotlights one man, John Bowen, who had his rights restored after being convicted of a sexual offense with a minor — but later pleaded guilty to possessing a massive cache of child pornography.
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By 2000, they had developed the 19603B Sky Dragon, which featured an electronic steering mechanism, automated pressure control, and an optional set of spotlights inside the hull, to create a dazzling "night glow" effect.
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Two columns of spotlights mounted on a scaffolding arch face off, creating a wall of light beams through which you cross, as if passing through a final check before stepping out onto the runway.
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Vox Media is taking over The Belmont for three days of live podcasts and musical spotlights, including live tapings of our popular podcasts Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher and Recode Media with Peter Kafka.
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Corcoran, a longtime peace activist who's completing a PhD project on public art that spotlights migration issues, sees Art the Arms Fair as a way to engage a different audience than the usual protest crowd.
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"The Kennedy Center Honors spotlights the extraordinary careers of five artists whose talent and ingenuity have enriched and shaped cultural life in America," David M. Rubenstein, chairman of the Kennedy Center, said in a statement.
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BetGeorge's 2016 homage to Harry Potter, for example, featured searchlight-style spotlights visible up to 16 miles away, a to-scale Hogwarts model in the garage, and a 19-foot illuminated piano on the lawn.
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In a Daily Beast interview, Carter discussed the personal experiences that have led her to become such an outspoken supporter of the #MeToo movement, which spotlights women chronicling stories of sexual misconduct on social media.
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Although kitten season spotlights this statistic, cats are available for adoption all year, according to Dr. Trish Auge, feline veterinarian and owner of A Cat Hospital at 2758 North Green Valley Parkway in Henderson, Nevada.
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Meanwhile, Instagram Spotlights and Twitter Moments are playing catchup to SnapChat's Live Stories, which premiered its first web experience for the Oscars and its first global Live Story for a cricket match this past week.
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Her work spotlights the ongoing struggles of her nation's women and girls, which in-and-of-itself is a feat, considering the fact that it is still considered taboo for women to appear in movies.
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"The frailty in the Chinese growth remain the core problem for investors and the spotlights are not moving away from it anytime soon," Naeem Aslam, chief market analyst at AvaTrade, said in a note Wednesday.
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Her center-parted slicked-back hair spotlights an airbrushed complexion, punctuated by bold feathery brows, pale lavender eyeshadow, a kiss of pink on the apples of her cheeks, and a demi-matte peachy lip color.
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The book comes on the heels of the 100th anniversary of the US constitutional amendment confirming women's right to vote and spotlights the bold women who have been trailblazers and luminaries in their own communities.
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Part of what makes this documentary so engrossing is how seductively it spotlights not only the draw of the superstar himself but the way in which his entire selfhood was warped by post-racial hooey.
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It has been over five years since the Met's renaming of its Islamic galleries to the Art of the Arab Lands, Turkey, Iran, Central Asia, and Later South Asia — a model that spotlights regional diversity.
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And according to a tally kept by NBC News, he has spent nearly one in every three days since he took office at a Trump-branded property, thereby bathing it in the brightest of spotlights.
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With a format that spotlights performers who are usually just starting out and trying to make a name for themselves, it includes only the free clips they offer, from interviews to previews to full videos.
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Beto O'Rourke and Artemis (and a handful of other animals) The former Senate hopeful from Texas seems to add an animal to his collection every day, and he regularly spotlights them on his Instagram stories.
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The show's organizers — Esther Adler, an associate curator at MoMA, and Sarah Kelly Oehler, chair and curator of American art at the Art Institute of Chicago — position the piece as an exhibition centerpiece, under spotlights.
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She pulled out her phone to show me a picture she took of him at one of the rallies, a view from the crowd, the glare from the spotlights giving him a slightly apparitional quality.
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It spotlights how transactional political parties can be from year to year in their views on the interpretation of high crimes and misdemeanors and whether an actual federal crime must be committed to warrant impeachment.
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Boardly is a video series that spotlights women from all walks of life who share one thing in common: a passion for skateboarding that has shaped who they are in equally different, yet unique ways.
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The video symbolises this force as over the course of the song, the band lose their autonomy as they are subjected to spotlights, attacked with written messages, and tied up and unable to play their instruments.
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Employees of Montana Resources and the Atlantic Richfield Co. (Arco), which also manages the site, reportedly worked around the clock using spotlights, noise makers and other tools to scare the birds away from the toxic pit.
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In a series of four attack ads, the group spotlights some of the unsavory comments the presumptive Republican presidential nominee has said on the record about parenting and family life in various interviews and media appearances.
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When: January 1523–March 20 Where: Brand Library & Art Center (1601 W Mountain Street, Glendale, Calif.) This show spotlights 25 female, nonbinary, and trans artists working with the sprawling yet rich theme of the human body.
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There are references to trends like mukbang videos (a popular food challenge), conversations about creator burnout, spotlights on popular collaboration teams like Sister Squad (Emma Chamberlain, James Charles, and the Dolan Twins) and, of course, Fortnite.
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Written by DeConnick and guest artist Taki Soma, the issue takes us into a flashback that spotlights Meiko Maki — a talented engineer who was murdered in the previous issue — and includes a sexual assault on Meiko.
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This is especially evident in the press outreach around the article that landed in my editor's email account at 8:40 AM, which spotlights Damore and relegates the rest of the individuals profiled to bullet points.
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A Deeper Dive spotlights the work of nine different LGBTQ artists from the uptown show, namely Lawrence Broze, Brian Buczak, John Dugdale, Jimmy DeSana, Karen Finley, Deborah Kass, Glenn Ligon, Ann P Meredith, and Anthony Viti.
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His engaging new album, "Space Squid," spotlights the same longtime band joining him at the Village Vanguard next week, with the tenor and soprano saxophonist Seamus Blake, the pianist Bill Carrothers and the bassist Ben Street.
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One of the ways that advertisers said Snapchat has distinguished itself is the app's "discover" tab, a prominent section of the app that spotlights short videos from outlets such as ESPN or the New York Times.
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TIME says the issue "spotlights 34 people changing how we see our world and features viewpoints from notable contributors including director Guillermo del Toro, actor-activist Laverne Cox, screenwriter, producer and actor Lena Waithe, and more..."
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The row spotlights Ukraine's troubled efforts to tackle corruption, including in the judiciary, which it needs to do to qualify for more aid from the International Monetary Fund which supports Kiev with a $17.5 billion bailout package.
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Whether you realized it or not depends largely on whether you've been following along with the much-hyped show, which spotlights the epic adventures of an intergalactic super genius and his sidekick slash 14-year-old grandson.
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CNBC Spotlights the 50 Companies that Have the Potential to Upend Multibillion-Dollar Industries CNBC revealed the list across the network's platforms and is featuring special coverage throughout Business Day programming and on CNBC Digital this week.
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In March the company launched a new initiative, called Kitchens Without Borders, which spotlights the human stories of immigrant and refugee business owners that DoorDash partners with and aims to inspire people to support these small businesses.
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I'm especially looking forward to checking out J. Expressions, a pop-up library that spotlights art and writing from southeast Queens, and La Liga Zine, which publishes writing about cultural identity by Latinxs, Chicanxs, and Latin Americans.
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Throughout the Week, CNBC Spotlights the Companies that Have the Potential to Impact Multibillion Dollar Industries The cooling off in the IPO market has done little to stop elite startups from raising money at ever-increasing valuations.
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The show culminates in a room where seven spotlights with pink gels form a circle on one wall while a haze machine lends heft to their crossing beams, which cast a lotuslike pattern on the opposite wall.
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"This year's 'VIBES' event will be an all-new and expanded experience, offering fans a cultural festival that spotlights not only the amazing stars of the iconic Swimsuit franchise, but the best in food, music and more."
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Out in the gym, the lights went out, and there was a brief moment of panic before they were replaced with the ceiling spotlights generally reserved for sports games, swirling and moving in a rainbow of color.
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Sporting a striking new blue-grey hair look, with the jury out on the exact tint under the media center spotlights, Lochte said he felt the same thrill in Rio as he had at his first Games.
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The latest iteration of the Data Breach Investigative Report, in its 10th year, spotlights a number of trends in the company's analysis of nearly 85033,000 breaches across the globe--more than 300 of which were espionage related.
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And yet the actress somehow still sidesteps the brightest spotlights, which may have something to do with the unassuming manner in which she carries her beauty — and the lack of ostentatious awards-bait roles in her filmography.
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And so in addition to his own activism in Flint, he spotlights the Parkland, Florida, teens and the March for Our Lives movement and the teachers' strikes that began in West Virginia and spread to other states.
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Her installation of spotlights and smoke near a row of mirrored columns creates a sense of being transported in time, which suits the recording's ghostly quality, but the dimly lit basement feels too haunted on its own.
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However, the commander of the European Union's anti-smuggling operation, Admiral Enrico Credendino, told an Italian newspaper last week that the NGOs were a pull factor and that they used spotlights to signal their position to smugglers.
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According to the lawsuit, 2001 was the last time the federal government formally studied the effects more agents, off-road vehicles, barriers, spotlights and other security measures have on wildlife, communities and public lands on the border.
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The five trends it spotlights deal with ever-expanding perceptions of self-definition and representation; museums, Merritt urges, should shape and augment the experiences of visitors and its staff to better cater to these new notions of identity.
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A total of 77 journalists have been killed in the Philippines since 1992, according to the CPJ, which ranks it fourth in its Global Impunity Index, which spotlights countries where journalists die and their alleged killers go unpunished.
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The current generation appears more interested in a history that spotlights strides made by figures like MLK and Malcolm X while also grappling with the erasure of lesser-known black names such as Bayard Rustin and Ella Baker.
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The case is the second high-profile example this year of Saudi women seeking to escape their country and spotlights the kingdom's strict social rules, including a requirement that females seek permission from a male "guardian" to travel.
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He comes by his country style the old-fashioned way, growing up in small-town Northern California, working blue-collar jobs, and wearing a cowboy hat to keep the sun – not just the spotlights – out of his eyes.
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The five-fight event coincided with Bellator 152, so the 14,000 fans in attendance were able to watch kickboxing and MMA fights all in one night, with fighters and spotlights shifting from ring to cage and back again.
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This season spotlights five young labels — Alessandro Trincone, Ground-Zero, Rushemy Botter, Sanchez-Kane and Song Seoyoon — selected by VFiles and a panel of expert mentors including Naomi Campbell, the stylist Mel Ottenberg and the rapper Young Thug.
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If you leave the Darius palace rooms and retrace your steps, you will come upon another treasure uncovered in Susa: a seven-foot-tall black stone stele in the shape of an index finger, standing alone under spotlights.
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For our first-act finale — in three spotlights — Mary, Danny and Stephen sing "Tunnel of Love" as chorus members dance around them in that Twyla Tharp/Bill T. Jones/Steven Hoggett manner that seems to get people going.
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Here is what the data, along with some experts, had to say: Launched a few weeks ago, Procter & Gamble's "The Talk" campaign features an ad that spotlights different conversations between black parents and their children on racial bias.
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Watching The Goop Lab carefully sidestep endorsing any of the services it spotlights, it's reasonable to wonder if this is the latest example of Paltrow not actually knowing much about a lot of the things her brand platforms.
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The theme this year, "Stakeholders for a Cohesive and Sustainable World," spotlights this point at the onset of a critical decade: It is our last chance to limit global warming below 1.5 degrees Celsius and safeguard our future.
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Election security observers and activists in Georgia say the situation in Gasaway's district adds to growing concerns about the integrity of the state's voting system and spotlights the way discrepancies in voter data can potentially affect election results.
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Vox Media is taking over The Belmont in Austin, Texas, for three days of live podcasts and musical spotlights, including live tapings of our popular shows Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher and Recode Media with Peter Kafka.
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Abrons Arts Center's American Realness, which errs toward performance art and dance but with much more in the mix, and Beth Morrison Projects and HERE's Protoype, which spotlights opera and music theater, are slightly younger but already indispensable.
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Los Angeles DJ and producer Mark Redito has been laying low since dropping his Spazzkid moniker, working on his next full-length record, and launching Likido, a community event series that spotlights creatives from marginalized and queer backgrounds.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - More than 228 large dry cargo ships are having to wait outside Chinese and Australian ports in a maritime traffic jam that spotlights bottlenecks in China's huge and global commodity supply chain as demand peaks this winter.
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Inside the Bob Baker Marionette Theater today, it's as if not a day has passed since the Sketch Book Revue staged its first production beneath the colored spotlights made of coffee cans painted black some half a century ago.
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Not once has he spoken publicly about the Russia investigation since he took the job in May 2017, and his carefully chosen team of prosecutors and FBI agents has proved leakproof, even under the most intense of media spotlights.
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That led to inconsistencies in how the most popular stories were presented, along with departures from the team, eventually landing the group in the controversy that spotlights Facebook's huge role in the type of information people see every day.
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She will share bare-bones versions of songs on "Don't You," the trio's major-label debut released this year, in addition to never-before-heard material as part of National Sawdust's "Selkie Series," which spotlights female performers under 30.
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Under the proposed rule, put forward by the National Park Service on Monday, hunters would also be allowed to use spotlights to find hibernating black bear cubs and their mothers, and could also use motor boats to shoot caribou.
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Far from the caricature of being a sleepy, cactus-filled preserve of Midwestern snowbirds with a penchant for golf and dry heat, this booming and increasingly diverse state spotlights the opportunities and pitfalls both parties are grappling with nationally.
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Fleabag's asides to the viewer become an actual plot element — I don't want to reveal too much about how, but it fascinatingly complicates her narration and spotlights her discomfort with being too closely read and understood by another person.
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Sharr White's new play, set in 1977, spotlights one of the political machine's spunkier cogs: Polly Noonan (Edie Falco), a real-life party operative who had a close relationship with the mayor of Albany at that time (Michael McKean).
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Researchers from Cornell and the New York City Audubon Society have been monitoring the memorial, which consists of two pillars of 44 spotlights aimed directly upward to simulate the fallen Twin Towers, since it was first presented in 2002.
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Wallick, 35, a professional firefighter with a love of hunting and angling, distinguishes this brand of "aerial bowfishing" from more traditional methods by which archers ply the river at night with spotlights, hunting for carp swimming beneath the surface.
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In Nevada, he pitches himself to voters as the candidate with experience who can work in a bipartisan way, and he spotlights his work on behalf of veterans, an important constituency in Nevada, and on the recent tax overhaul.
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Wallick, 35, a professional firefighter with a love of hunting and angling, distinguishes this brand of "aerial bowfishing" from more traditional methods by which archers ply the river at night with spotlights, hunting for carp swimming beneath the surface.
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Security aside, her move would deprive Mr. Trump of one of the brightest spotlights of a president's year, intensified this year by Democratic control of the House and the drama of the longest government shutdown in the nation's history.
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In addition to Kim declaring that she doesn't need Jimmy to "save" her, "Rebecca" spotlights subtle sexism through Kim's storyline: during her canvassing phone calls, she is met with embarrassing drunk stories, hit on, and even assumed to be a secretary.
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Vox Media is returning to SXSW with The Deep End for the second year running, where The Verge will be joined by Vox, Recode, Polygon, SB Nation, Eater, and Curbed to feature unscripted conversations, live podcasts, musical spotlights, and good eats.
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Such access, almost non-existent even a year ago, spotlights a push by many countries to make their parliaments friendlier for children and their parents, as legislatures diversify and rules that can be surprisingly hostile to new parents are eased.
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This time around, ByteDance — which is backed by SoftBank's Vision Fund, KKR and General Atlantic among others — has taken issue with an op-ed published earlier this month that spotlights a fake news problem on its Indian language news app, Helo.
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For some reason there's always lightning and thunder around a haunted house, and this simple kit includes a remote trigger and four high-powered LED spotlights that rapidly flash to simulate an angry storm overhead—minus all the fun-spoiling rain.
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He also spotlights the role of both central figures, like the journalists who covered the scandal, and lesser known characters like Martha Mitchell, the wife of John N. Mitchell, the former US attorney general and chair of Nixon's reelection committee.
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Like anything that goes viral on the internet, imitators sought similar spotlights, and the internet lit up with other folks begging airlines, restaurants, cruise ships, and telecoms for free services in exchange for a shot at 15 minutes of fame.
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Read MoreZuckerberg lashes out at 'fearful,' spotlights AI, chatbots The real question is how well the bot technology will work and whether it will be good enough to become a utility for businesses and see mass adoption by users, Schachter said.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Washington's decision to cut off U.S. supplies to a Chinese chip-maker spotlights mounting tensions over China's drive to be a global player in computer chips and the ways in which Taiwan companies are helping it get there.
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The contrast of the black Cincinnati night sky, combined with Lunken Airport airport's bright spotlights, made it nearly impossible to see anything that was happening as medical personnel carried Warmbier's limp body down the plane's steps, says Reuters photographer Bryan Woolston.
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So much land surrounded the cramped township: undeveloped fields being held by property companies as investments, fenced with razor wire, overhung by tall, black spotlights, and posted with signs warning that "trespassers"—people like himself, he gathered—would be arrested.
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Throughout the Week, CNBC Spotlights the 50 Companies that Collectively Have the Potential to Upend Multibillion-Dollar Industries CNBC revealed the list across the network's platforms and is featuring special coverage throughout Business Day programming and on CNBC Digital this week.
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Gruber and his colleagues plan to explore more of the ocean with ROVs like Hercules, which can carry high-tech cameras (in this case, the Canon ME20F-SH) and whose spotlights can be dimmed to that of a mere penlight .
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Published by the Pegasus imprint of India's B. Jain Publishing Group, the book, called "Leaders" — but listed on the publisher's website as "Great Leaders" — spotlights 11 leaders "who will inspire you," according to a product description on the publisher's website.
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Obtaining a 48-hour pass from her collective, Zan joins Enn for a weekend of working-class wandering and a ramshackle punk-rock concert — a scene whose rowdy, pile-driving vitality only spotlights the sagginess of the movie around it.
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Enthusiasts for particular breeds may be disappointed to find that "Show Dogs" spotlights Rottweilers and Papillons over bulldogs and bloodhounds, but more frustrating for the impartial dog lover is the extreme imbalance of screen time between male and female dogs.
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The show spotlights 263 artists and collectives working at the intersection of the formal and the social, and in this it announces a new chapter of so-called political art — though one already brewing in small museums, galleries and studios.
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Or at least it did, because this fall, Hue is releasing a new lineup of connected LED bulbs including new candle bulbs, refreshed spotlights, an updated portable smart light, some lighting accessories, and some hipster-friendly vintage-style Edison bulbs.
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The film spotlights the complex relationship of partners in crime Destiny (Constance Wu) and Ramona (Jennifer Lopez), and the devastation that hit them in 2008 when Wall Streeters fell hard and took big money from the club scene down with them.
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Nikola Jokic and Harden are the only others in 90s, but the number doubles as an illustration of the Pistons' shortcomings as much as it spotlights Griffin's special ability as a power player to handle the ball like a guard.
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It took officials two days to realize there had been a hack, which spotlights yet another concerning element of online voting: a system could be hacked and, without a calling card like a university theme song, officials could be none the wiser.
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DJ decks and production consoles strewn with knobs and buttons, fog machines, spotlights, arena speakers, and cute accessories like ornamental guitar straps and perforated plectrums just kept adding to the pile of analog delights to be touched, played, and experienced at the show.
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The disclosure of the Paradise Papers spotlights an open secret of the modern economy: A large and growing share of the world's wealth is hidden in a network of offshore tax havens that directly links the world's wealthy, powerful, and politically connected.
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One part Pitch Perfect reunion, one part I Feel Pretty spin-off with just a sprinkling of Groundhog Day, this lovey-dovey sendup spotlights the cynical Natalie, played by Wilson, as she comes to terms with her newfound existence in... a romantic comedy.
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"University" spotlights the lives of two women: Tony's daughter Meadow (Jamie-Lynn Sigler), in her first year at Columbia University, and Tracee (Ariel Kiley), a stripper who works at the Bada-Bing club, used as a front for the characters' mob activities.
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A long-running Texas appeal spotlights a psychologist's testimony during sentencing that Duane Buck, an African-American convicted of the 1995 murder of his former girlfriend and a male friend, was statistically more likely to commit future violent acts than a white defendant.
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"The fact that very strong spotlights are going to be shined on micro-states like Panama is going to put a lot of pressure on them as well as governments engaged in those activities," said Ian Bremmer, president of consultancy firm Eurasia.
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You can create and customize your own motion zones so you can focus in on whatever areas you want, and its infrared night vision and spotlights will give you clear video day or night, regardless of whether or not the lights are on.
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Blain also has a new book of her own out this month, Set the World on Fire: Black Nationalist Women and the Global Struggle for Freedom, a text that spotlights the black women who propelled the black nationalist movement of the 20th century.
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Our favorite homes and studios this year tell a varied story: From family heirlooms to thrift store finds, custom designs to Ikea hacks, each of these tours spotlights the unique rather than the ubiquitous — though there are plenty of pinnable plants within.
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The case, handled by the International Criminal Court in The Hague, spotlights the risk to historic sites in places controlled by Islamic extremists, who have traded plundered antiquities on the black market or destroyed them in a twisted interpretation of religious law.
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Yet you'll probably never feel more palpably in the present of whatever world's being conjured than when Mr. Gyllenhaal and Ms. Ashford are in separate spotlights, their scripts before them, and somehow both together and apart as they stare deeply at each other.
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The Championships are held inside the Tapahtumakeskus Telakka, a space decked out like something your dad would do to the kitchen after a mid-life crisis—arcade games, shiny reds and pinks, angled spotlights—with an awards ceremony set-up at the back.
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"I once spent an entire day watching him run through multiple rehearsals of a single presentation, tweaking everything from the color and angle of certain spotlights, to editing and rearranging the order of the keynote presentation slides to improve his pacing," Schlender said.
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The best thing about this challenge is that it spotlights teenage takes on the real-world issues that most affect their lives, from the college admissions scandal to climate change, social media to sex education, guns to grade point averages, voting to vaping.
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Related: "Black Lives Matter" Makes It to the Venice Biennale Native Art Biennial Spotlights the Work of Indigenous Americans 9 Artists You Should Give a F*ck About at the 2017 Whitney Biennial Nihilism Is the Motto for This Unconventional Art Biennial
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WASHINGTON — At 23, Elizabeth Pipko has branded herself on social media as a onetime figure skater, a part-time poet and a former Trump campaign aide, an Instagramista whose feed spotlights her Mar-a-Lago wedding and racy swimsuit and lingerie modeling shots.
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These mainstays of Philadelphia's robust indie scene have spent the better part of a decade churning out pop-punk gems alongside offshoots from the same community — like Allison and Katie Crutchfield and Japanese Breakfast — who have gone on to grab larger, national spotlights.
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"The Criterion Channel will be picking up where the old service left off, programming director spotlights and actor retrospectives featuring major Hollywood and international classics and hard-to-find discoveries from around the world," Criterion said in a statement on its website.
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The first image shows a matching bra and panty set; the second spotlights a one-piece bodysuit; and the third reveals what Kim is calling the "solution short," which is designed specifically for dresses or skirts that have a slit on one side.
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However, at Moncler Gamme Rouge, weary faces brightened with smiles as Ed Sheeran's "Shape of You" began to play, spotlights made giant disco balls glimmer, and a troupe of American "hiplet" ballerinas emerged in a conga line dancing to the beat en pointe.
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Curatorial authority was less evident in other parts of the opening-night program, which began with Crystal Pite's "A Picture of You Falling," a self-conscious duet with moody spotlights and text about a frayed relationship, performed by Hubbard Street Dance Chicago.
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Joined by four dancers who stand in their own spotlights in a pyramid formation, Mr. Dorsey leads the cast in unison steps: turns with head circles and spiraling arms that scoop through the air alongside the audible (and tedious) sound of their breath.
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The Fight makes clear how difficult it is and spotlights the toll it takes on those who do it, in myriad ways — from limited family time to the emotional challenge of facing stories of people stripped of their rights and worse every day.
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CHENNAI, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - An Indian trade union has asked 130 global garment brands for help in a dispute with a major label supplier in a rare move by workers that campaigners say spotlights an unmapped part of the supply chain.
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While "The Holdouts" spotlights the grittiness of New York tenements, "Broker," a short film by Jennifer and Kevin McCoy, rubs some of the veneer off a spotless three-bedroom on the 77th floor of Trump World Tower at 2 United Nations Plaza.
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In any case, he came onstage heavily bearded and wearing an old T-shirt, blue kerchief, and a trucker hat, sitting down at a console in the center of the stage and going straight into the music under a pyramid of white spotlights.
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Last year saw the city reap windfall exits from the acquisition of companies like Dollar Shave Club, and has a number of promising e-commerce companies waiting in the wings for their moment under the spotlights (looking at you Honest Co., Thrive Market, et al.).
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Throughout the Week, CNBC Spotlights Startups that Have the Potential to be Tomorrow's Household Names CNBC revealed the list across the network's multiple platforms and is featuring special coverage on CNBC's "Squawk Alley" (M-F, 11AM-12PM ET) and on CNBC Digital this week. CNBC.
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What they found: "Activists who want to change the political equation can derive a clear strategy from the harm data: Work in the reddish swing states by focusing spotlights and cost accounting on the severe economic effect wrought by climate change," the paper states.
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Media and investor spotlights shine brightly at Disrupt, and all Startup Battlefield participants — regardless of the outcome — benefit from expert pitch coaching, global press coverage and the opportunity to network with some of the most influential, exciting and forward-thinking tech leaders and investors.
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Camper uses to brilliant effect the ability of comics to easily switch perspective: She presents readers with Otis's interactions with eight different women over the decades, starting from the late 1960s, but at the same time spotlights, throughout, how the women themselves experienced the abuse.
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In a film festival that spotlights slow death by cancer, the gory murder of cute dogs, and a tragedy so stomach-twisting I'll spare you the recap, Sing Street, the new musical comedy from Once director John Carney, is a breath of fresh Irish air.
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Netflix marketed "Stranger Things" heavily on its own, too, with trailers for the upcoming season, billboards on the Sunset Strip, spotlights within the platform, and '80s-themed carnivals at Coney Island in New York and the Santa Monica Pier in California, among other efforts.
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Written after the murders of Andrew Goodman, James Chaney and Michael Schwerner — Trillin the storyteller here eclipses Trillin the reporter, mentioning "the murder of three civil rights workers" only in passing — the essay spotlights Robert Parris Moses, the brilliant strategist of the Mississippi Summer Project.
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Awkafina the person smiled out from an informational sign: "NYBG names this new Vanda hybrid in honor of Awkwafina, a native New Yorker and star of Crazy Rich Asians (2018), a film which spotlights Singapore and features some of its many green spaces," it read.
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The brief history of this dockside utopia is the subject of a rousing and evocative show at the Hunter College Art Galleries, one of several recent spotlights on the sometimes-illicit art and activities of the West Side piers in the 1970s and '80s.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The death of a Kenyan activist due a botched abortion spotlights how thousands of pregnant women and girls are being driven by social stigma and restrictive policies to lose their lives in backstreet clinics, human rights campaigners said on Friday.
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Born of Steven Canals and Ryan Murphy, the darling FX show—which spotlights black and Latin queer performers, specifically trans women, in New York City's late-1980s underground ball scene—became a small revolution on TV, but not entirely for its most obvious reasons.
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So during the pre-conception period and pregnancy, the health of both parents can influence an offspring, and the second paper in the new series spotlights how those influences can involve a baby's long-term risks of developing cardiovascular, metabolic, immune and neurological problems.
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Carmona aims to preserve the flavor and authenticity of Sacromonte flamenco—he avoids putting up spotlights and using microphones to amplify the sounds of his performers, and he prefers the dancers perform directly on the cave's floor without a platform, always close to the audience.
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The darkness of the "auditorium" gives way to a room full of bright spotlights shining on more sculptures, dramatizing each of them with harsh shadows and causing them to stand out as distinct objects from one another (though they mostly come in sets of three).
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This story line spotlights Tiya Sircar, as the evil spirit who in season one played Real Eleanor (the person whose place in heaven Eleanor was told she was accidentally given) and is now assigned to be Denise, the pizza-shop owner in Michael's new scenario.
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Tim Higgins of the WSJ considers Ms. Denholm's appointment: The decision thrusts into one of the brightest spotlights in American business a woman who is little known in the U.S. but has extensive experience as a finance executive in Silicon Valley and her native Australia.
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Malcolm X and Sojourner Truth got spotlights, as did Shirley Chisholm, the first American woman to run for president with a major party, and even Ben Carson, the secretary of housing and urban development (highlighted for his pioneering neurosurgery work at Johns Hopkins Hospital).
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The program spotlights some treasures, including Vaslav Nijinsky's classic to Debussy, "L'Après-Midi d'un Faune" (1912), staged by Ann Hutchinson Guest, and Frederick Ashton's "La Chatte Métamorphoses en Femme" (1985), or "The Cat Transformed Into a Woman," a short solo originally made for Merle Park.
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Taking 25 objects into the dark, low-ceilinged exhibition space and isolating them in identically sized, equally spaced display cabinets with single spotlights, not only enables close contemplation of each item's story and unique visual properties, but makes for a thrillingly dramatic, intimate viewing experience.
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But as she stood center stage—hundreds of cameras trained on her, dozens of spotlights shining down, a canopy of red, white, and blue balloons overhead—Sybrina Fulton would have given anything to be anywhere else—an alternate reality where her son, Trayvon Martin, was still alive.
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Vox Media is taking over The Belmont for three days of live podcasts and musical spotlights, including live tapings of our popular shows Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher and Recode Media with Peter Kafka — we'll also be livestreaming our interviews on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Towards the end of Adam Curtis's latest documentary, Hypernormalisation (21979), the BBC filmmaker and journalist spotlights Donald Trump's constant policy shifts, his utilization of the extreme racist right, and the trivialization of his primary campaign by liberal onlookers and the media.
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The Criterion Channel will be picking up where FilmStruck left off, with thematic programming, regular filmmaker spotlights, and actor retrospectives, featuring major classics and hard-to-find discoveries from Hollywood and around the world, complete with special features like commentaries, behind-the-scenes footage and original documentaries.
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In markets news: The market's biggest and most influential investors are altering their strategy — here's what they're doing and what it means for you Trump's tax cuts are having an unintended consequence on corporate America, and it spotlights one of the biggest risks to the economy
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Zach Pizza's lighting is somewhat cinematic and self-conscious, and I wouldn't have it any other way — the shadows and spotlights he creates are lovely (particularly in a nighttime scene during which Gunner mistakes his son for an old friend) and help foster a ghostly mood.
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In choosing over 50 new films, organizers of the 69th edition of the festival, which runs this year from Wednesday until May 22, sought to strike a balance between plucking directors at intriguing points in their careers, nurturing new filmmakers with bright spotlights, and revisiting old masters.
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"You feel lucky that a song happens, you know, so, but I don't think you can know ahead of time or as it's happening what you're actually saying or exonerating or discovering," Timberlake tells me, quite aptly, under bright spotlights at the Four Seasons Hotel in Toronto.
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As the two sat under spotlights before a packed and inviting crowd, they waffled over subjects for a bit, jumping from their parents, to their past, to their shared love for music, before settling on the salient point of what exactly a positive artistic temperament is.
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"The White Devil's Daughters" also spotlights several men who played an important role in the struggle for civil rights and equal opportunities for Chinese and Chinese-Americans, most notably Ng Poon Chew, a crusading pastor turned newspaper editor who was a lifelong supporter of the Mission Home.
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The lineup spotlights the work of Ousmane Wiles, or Omari Mizrahi, who presents two works: "Sila Djiguba," or "Path of Hope" — a work for eight mixing West African, AfroBeat, house and vogue styles — and "Crossroads," which takes inspiration from relationships of all kinds, good and bad.
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It can be hard, as the blistering tones of the Champions League anthem ring out and the spotlights shine in the night sky before each match, to see that as much of a loss: the competition itself, certainly, has not suffered in the last two decades.
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It's an interesting concept, and there's a lot to admire about its execution, starting with the fact that all of Pelka's investors are women, and, on the by-the-glass menu, she spotlights female winemakers, who are still a rarity—as is the practice of heralding them.
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Overview's final two chapters are perhaps the most thought-provoking: one spotlights sites dedicated to human waste, including artificial trash islands like Thilafushi in the Maldives; the other, regions still reveling in their natural states, like Mount Taranaki in New Zealand or the Perito Moreno Glacier in Argentina.
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One of the things we look forward to most about the show is the classic (often belly-laugh-inducing) opening sequence, which spotlights some of the hottest talent of the season, giving a glimpse into their early days and the path that led them to where they are today.
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The site's tone and editorial choices on racial matters are also the subject of major controversy — the site spotlights tales of lurid crimes committed by unauthorized immigrants, Muslims, and African Americans, and Bannon himself has called the site "the platform for the alt-right," according to Mother Jones.
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He tracks the way the groups communicate among their members, and spotlights how brazen many were about parading through the public square spouting racist and anti-Semitic rhetoric -- brandishing torches while chanting "Jews will not replace us" -- as well as videos of their training regimen and recruitment techniques.
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CNBC Spotlights Promising Start-Ups on the Path to Becoming Tomorrow's Household Names This year's list was selected from more than 600 nominees and features a diverse group of companies spanning nearly every sector in the economy, from enterprise software and finance to insurance, health care and retail.
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While Goodman spotlights blogs like Ultragrrl and The Modern Age, whose online fandoms of these burgeoning bands helped buzz their way up to SPIN and NME, she largely neglects the opposition voices like Buddyhead, who famously spraypainted "$UCKING DICK$" on the side of The Strokes' tour bus in 2001.
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"When she first conceived of that possibility in 1981, her idea was more advanced than the technology available at the time," according to a biography of Dr. Bath in Changing the Face of Medicine, an online exhibition of the National Library of Medicine that spotlights women in medicine.
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A whimsical collage of leopard spandex and jewel-pink lipstick, Champions of the Universe spotlights these competitors–turned-performers at the center of a glam-fem celebration, inspiring us all to strap on our high-heeled roller skates (yes, Marawa actually created them) and set our sights on the record books.
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Her new video doubles down on the political message with imagery of police cars flashing their lights, helicopters blaring spotlights down on people in the street, and audio of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie at the Republican National Convention giving the keynote speech ahead of then-candidate Donald Trump's appearance.
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Having read all of Google's blogs and academic papers on the creation of Night Sight, I'm still at a loss as to precisely what's happening between the act of snapping a bunch of exposures and producing an image with perfectly frozen spotlights, such as I was able to take multiple times.
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The rebuilt hotel, with 37 rooms, spotlights a restaurant by the chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten, a bar designed by the Swedish interior designer Martin Brudnizki, a new spa that includes beachside treatments (as well as child-friendly ones), a frosé trolley, professional sunscreen attendants and access to a new nature lagoon.
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"The Criterion Channel will be picking up where the old service left off, programming director spotlights and actor retrospectives featuring major Hollywood and international classics and hard-to-find discoveries from around the world, complete with special features like commentaries, behind-the-scenes footage, and original documentaries," the blog post reads.
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Blanketed by a wash of sepia, the scene features just a few patches of bright color, which illuminate the page like spotlights: A busy dad works at one end of the house while his daughter appears in the opposite corner, drawing an arched portal on her wall, planning her escape.
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A row beneath me, a man named Andrew from Westchester, almost 60 years old, turns around: "See," Andrew says, his face illuminated intermittently by swirling spotlights, revving up a sermon he has no doubt rehearsed for sons and daughters and wives, for anyone who will listen, for his entire life.
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The Mambo ships with the Cannon and Grabber modules, which allow you to annoy friends, family members, and / or pets by pelting them with small plastic balls and pick up and carry small objects, respectively, while a third Illuminator attachment with LED spotlights will be sold separately at launch for $15.
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The December 18 cover story honors those who came forward with their stories of sexual harassment and spotlights over 30 victims — a majority of them women — who have spoken out against, and in some cases toppled, leaders across numerous industries, including Harvey Weinstein, Bill O'Reilly, Travis Kalanick and Bill Cosby.
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So far, we've showed people how to solve the New York Times Crossword puzzle and how to make one (including how our puzzle editors get constructors' work ready for publication), and we are bringing our beloved constructors forward to take a bow in our monthly "Who Made My Puzzle?" spotlights.
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His name is Brhonson Lexier St. Surin and, after at least 10 years of dwelling on the fringes of the film and modeling industries, he finds himself in separate simultaneous spotlights — a movie that draws attention to two lawsuits that in turn seem to closely track the plot of the movie.
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Of specific interest is the Nobel Museum, which spotlights the more than 21956 laureates and tells the story of the Swedish inventor Alfred Nobel (26–2102) who left his fortune to be distributed among fellow pioneers who have had an impact on the world through science, diplomacy and the arts.
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Read all of our Prime Day 2020 coverage hereFind the best deals across all categories of Prime Day 2020 hereThe Amazon Prime Day 2020 page on Business Insider is where you'll be able to find all related coverage of the sales event, from massive deal roundups to special deal spotlights.
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A few minutes into the first episode, the show's creative pedigree becomes clear: This is a series from the same people who make Chef's Table, which spotlights chefs around the world, exploring their journey toward becoming renowned as well as looking up close at what they do in the kitchen.
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There is little natural or other ambient light in the cave-like space; illumination is strictly by means of spotlights, which are too harsh and cast shadows that are so emphatic that they disrupt the viewer's understanding of the sculpture, particularly in its calibrated relationship to the wall and floor.
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It may seem small, even trivial, that General Motors can now legally outfit their Cadillacs with rearview mirrors that switch between a standard mirror to a live video feed of what's behind the car, but the development spotlights how automakers are taking a more proactive approach to creating new technology.
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But this Berry Campbell show is a critical milestone because it spotlights the final climactic chapters of a career wherein the painter, who died in 2000, retooled the vocabulary of Color Field painting by studding the canvas with relief effects, which he coordinates with an iridescent palette and apparently endless variations on impasto.
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In "16 + a room," Ms. Molnar, a former member of Ballet Frankfurt under William Forsythe, embraces her Forsythe roots with an apocalyptic exploration of motion — quick, darting — contrasted with stillness, in which dancers occupy a stage under surveillance-style spotlights and a monotonously ominous score that sounds, at times, like a circling helicopter.
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When she reassures the robot that it's over, that he's done well, that they've made it to where they need to be—and isn't the view amazing—it's a touching little moment of blood-and-guts to gears-and-pistons intimacy that again spotlights the game's excellent personifying of its AI cover stars.
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Police searched for potential escapees with spotlights rather than using the tear gas and rubber bullets that had marked clashes in recent days, heeding calls from Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam for a humane end to a siege that saw the most intense clashes since the protests escalated more than five months ago.
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Following the light-out in March — in which nP convinced museums throughout the country to dim the spotlights on artworks made by men, shrouding the majority of gallery walls in darkness and demonstrating unequal gender representation — this new initiative aims to highlight little-known works by women that are hidden in museums' vaults.
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The first section features four chapters, one on each man's boyhood and early influences; the second part, also comprising four chapters, dwells on early-adulthood traumas that tempered their flaws and bred resilience; the third part spotlights the chastened leaders in their crucibles of crisis; and an epilogue lightly glosses their legacies.
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"As exemplified by riveting and revealing episodic storytelling, where new characters emerge and earn their hour-long spotlights, &aposWatchmen&apos intensifies the majesty of our human experience, even as it keeps its cast on equal footing to the rest of us," Indiewire&aposs Ben Travers wrote in his review of Sunday&aposs episode.
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That he found and held onto it for roughly 21996 years, triumphing over racism, homophobia and H.I.V., without having a high school diploma, speaks to both the magic that exists beside the universe's injustices and the restorative abilities of cameras, spotlights and microphones on underprivileged pier queens with a penchant for the dramatic.
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In this way, LikeWar spotlights a number of lesser-known individuals whose efforts in the battle for truth are deserving of attention, from internet journalists who use social media to track war crimes to a Muslim-American woman who uses the same platforms as ISIS, only to recruit online volunteers to fight against extremism.
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In a giant black box speckled inside and out with hundreds of spotlights, under the looming presence of the Eiffel Tower, he etched an ode to the long line and the longer stride in ebony splashed with sparks of silver, built on a base of stacked slouchy ankle boots and leather microshorts and skirts.
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The scenography at the Met is willfully operatic — spotlights, choir music — which militates against serious thinking about fashion and religion, but up at the Cloisters, by far the strongest third of the show, you can commune more peacefully with an immaculate Balenciaga wedding gown or a divine Valentino gown embroidered with Cranach's Adam and Eve.
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The tournament is NBC's first foray into esports — two hours from the tournament on Saturday and Sunday nights were broadcast on NBCSN, and hours more were streamed online — and they constructed a set with a dark futuristic aesthetic with spotlights, smoke machines and a lot of neon orange and blue, the Rocket League's colors.
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The scenography at the Met is willfully operatic — spotlights, choir music — which militates against serious thinking about fashion and religion, but up at the Cloisters, by far the strongest third of the show, you can commune more peacefully with an immaculate Balenciaga wedding gown or a divine Valentino gown embroidered with Cranac's Adam and Eve.
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As Ms. Netrebko and several dozen of the world's greatest opera stars shared the spotlight at the Met's gala concert on Sunday evening — the lineup included Plácido Domingo, Renée Fleming, Joyce DiDonato and many more — it was the responsibility of Mr. Guscott and his colleagues to make sure that the house's spotlights found them all.
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And while Facebook, Twitter and Google are clearly not the only companies in the industry that could be accused of muddying their terms with opaque language, swingeing vagueness and impenetrable layers of complexity, the huge and growing societal power of social media platforms — and these three giants specifically — is bringing them into contact with regulators' spotlights, more and more.
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"We've intentionally focused on people who've been excluded from records of Stonewall, including people of color, and members of the trans and gender nonconforming communities," Klein says, adding that the monument spotlights Sylvia Rivera and Marsha P. Johnson, trans women of color who played a key role in the riots and the subsequent LGBTQ rights movement.
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What they did not realize until they arrived was that the event was to take place in the ancient Forum, where thousands would gather in the summer wind to listen to a poet read before a crumbling arch; he would be standing on a dais, lit by pink spotlights, with an orchestra playing Philip Glass pieces between each poem.
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The equipment used by miners and cave explorers — think carabiners, harnesses and spotlights — dangled from models who stalked the shadows of what the museum calls the Earth's Treasury room, with the shimmering materials used for their oversized coats, T-shirts, hoodies, shorts and track pants that evoked the phosphorescent colors of the caves to compelling effect.
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Still, her body is not quite as central as that first trailer made it out to be, and the film attempts to balance any focus on it with spotlights on other characters' insecurities — from Michelle Williams' character's shame over her high voice, to Scovel's character's instinct to have sex in the dark just in case Renee doesn't want to look at him naked.
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Eye in the Sky, which hits select theaters today, spotlights drone pilots—and their second-by-second morality decisions that not only they face, but that everyone involved in twenty-first century warfare faces, now that we have drones that require rapidfire tactics brewed up by countless people across the globe, in concert, in a matter of minutes: Prime ministers. Presidents.
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"Panmunjom, the historical land which had once come under global spotlights as a symbol of peace for making a new start of the north-south relations and opening up a new era of reconciliation and unity, witnessed the significant meeting between the top leaders of the north and the south once again after 29 days," North Korea's Central News Agency (KCNA) said.
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This summer, President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's rhetoric related to Russia, the European Union, NATO, North Korea and now Iran spotlights U.S. relationships with the rest of the world, most often negatively.
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