One chapter you're swooning, and the next one you're crying.
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Needless to say, Kendrick's post left House Stark fans swooning.
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And we're clearly not the only ones who are swooning.
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These movies are made for swooning, and swoon we did.
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Swooning markets have indeed hit the Dividend Aristocrats Index too.
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And fans are already swooning over his perfectly metal hair.
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"In Your Car" roils with clarity and swooning slide work.
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Are you swooning over Oppo's blurry antenna lines photo yet?
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Now, many of those same purists are swooning for Trump.
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And we were swooning hard over the layered, A-line look.
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It might have been mildly catastrophic … … but we're still swooning 5.
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Excuse us while we spend the rest of the day swooning.
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And, as a result, we are swooning over his epic meltdown.
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He was also his annoying self, mugging, gesticulating and swooning throughout.
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No one plays the instrument with the same sweltering, swooning grace.
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But it was the warm bread pudding that had me swooning.
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Just a few days earlier, that would have sent stocks swooning.
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One year later and Sofia Vergara is still swooning over her husband.
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In "Untitled (Man and Swooning Girl)" (1978), she makes a terrific visual pun: a man holds a swooning woman, the back of her hand pressed to her forehead as she falls backward into the cradle of the man's arm.
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Whether you love laughing, swooning, crying, or screaming, Hollywood's gonna have you covered.
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Click through for proof — we bet you can't make it through without swooning.
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It's just the right level of swooning for each other but drawing back.
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Alas, the frontispiece of Tom Clavin's biography, "Wild Bill", belies this swooning description.
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It might be the heat, but I'm swooning at the thought of them.
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There's droney passages, but there's also anxious motorik, cosmic ambience, and swooning psychedelia.
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Fears have begun to creep from currencies into stocks, with Asian indexes swooning.
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The overall effect is unabashedly seductive, a welcome result for its swooning audiences.
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Investors were swooning over the success of ride-hailing service Uber Technologies Inc.
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They picture a new mother swooning over her child, endlessly fulfilled and magically reborn.
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And finally, okay, the film is a swooning romance — but only to a point.
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She said that Mariah Carey blew her an air-kiss, which left her swooning.
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Also, look at shirtless PutinRussian media: Look at Western media swooning over Putin pic.twitter.
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Then concerns focused on surging capital outflows, the depreciating yuan and a swooning stockmarket.
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When it happens, that kind of swooning tends to pass into legend; we roll
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She captioned one of the first photos, "Swooning over these," with the hashtag, #spoiledrotten.
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Whoever emerges victorious, we guarantee that the nation's football fans will be left swooning.
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He's used to girls swooning for him; apparently they find his rough edges charming.
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By then, their intellectual swooning phase was over, and they were a contented couple.
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Investors have been swooning for Tesla since it delivered a surprise profit in October.
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My reading experience was simply me laughing, crying, or swooning in a continuous cycle.
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We're currently swooning over its machine-washable yoga mats that are made from recycled materials.
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For years, the star has played the bad boy that we can't help swooning over.
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She captioned one of the first photos, "Swooning over these," with the hashtag, #spoiledrotten. 5.
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Such measures are doubly important because the economy is swooning along with the oil price.
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If anyone needs me, I'll be watching this on repeat and swooning through the afternoon.
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She captioned one of the first photos, "Swooning over these," with the hashtag, #spoiledrotten. 3.
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Swooning is usually not good, but does the dollar swoon put us in real peril?
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Jessica and Barnett finally get to meet face to face and she is practically swooning.
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SPX has recovered some after swooning more than 10 percent in February from its Jan.
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However, that might all change once you see one Instagram post that has the internet swooning.
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Even though she is planning to wed another man, Kate Upton can't stop swooning over Harley.
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This whimsical novel set in turn-of-the-century Mexico will leave you hungry and swooning.
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Amanda and Nick Viall, who are seen kissing and swooning over each other throughout the trailer.
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Did you finally make out with the crush you'd been swooning over since you were 233?
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But the swooning romanticism that frames the beginning of Luke and Offred's relationship lacks psychological complexity.
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Then, Mr. Porter's music videos featured him swooning over and serenading a Whitney Houston look-alike.
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Perhaps as their linked titles suggest, the graceful, swooning textures of Pop find their matches on Narkopop.
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But to our dismay, we're not the only ones swooning over Reformation's Karlie Dress in this color.
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The result is a swooning meditation on feeling like absolute garbage disguised as sunny afternoon driving music.
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Retsuko reimagined him, swooning over a fantasy version of him as a deep-voiced, sparkling-eyed hunk.
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Mark Ruffalo, the Hulk, the social activist, and the go-to guy for all your swooning needs.
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But he's turning the pictures into teaching moments, too, educating swooning Instagram followers about his creature costars.
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More calls on its cash may be imminent—an IPO by Veneto Banca hardly has investors swooning.
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"Living Modern" feels like an extension of Merrill's first swooning letter to the artist four decades ago.
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For some, the Twilight series cemented a view of Stewart as swooning but sullen, and nothing else.
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Readers are already swooning, driving the screenplay to No. 34 on Friday on Amazon's best-seller list.
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Everything from the mixing, to the drum sounds, and the delicately swooning arrangements feels intentional and considered.
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What if we add the neurological aftereffects of a career in the N.F.L. — are you swooning yet?
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The uneasy status quo shifts when Jodi starts swooning over Stig (Luke Eisner), a Swedish exchange student.
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And he caught Princess Margaret all but swooning over Paul Newman as Alfred Hitchcock stared straight ahead.
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But in time, my swooning was not because of love notes, surprise appearances or charming one-liners.
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The younger me would've been bored by the plant-covered facades, but the older me was swooning.
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And he caught Princess Margaret all but swooning over Paul Newman as Alfred Hitchcock stared straight ahead.
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The Internet is currently swooning over Puggle, a rescue fox living with a foster family in West London.
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She definitely wasn't just swooning in the audience though -- Paris was on her knees recording her beau onstage.
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But we're going to focus on the 'magical' part -- like this crazy glowing jellyfish everyone is swooning about.
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Mayim Bialik has us all swooning after she posted a throwback picture with, wait for it — John Stamos!
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Andrew Hedman (Jay Russell), the host, is a middle-aged mama's boy who specializes in swooning Victorian poetry.
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It just feels right and the idea of seeing my husband holding a little girl … I'm swooning already.
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"Give Sonic a proportional head and a six-pack and I guarantee people would be swooning," she said.
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And now, the POWERbot™ has received a stylish upgrade that's about to have Star Wars fans swooning.
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Swooning Chinese stock markets have cast a pall on Asian equities this year but how are investors positioned?
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In the meantime, we'll be swooning at these campaign images, wishing we could insert ourselves into that narrative.
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Oh, and Dodger is named after the Artful Dodger from Oliver, just in case you weren't already swooning.
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" Pence's allies complained that the media was swooning over Kim—CNN tweeted that she was "stealing the show.
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The S&P 5003 has recovered some after swooning more than 10 percent in February from its Jan.
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As the coronavirus spreads across to the US, it's sent stock markets swooning and triggered corporate contingency plans.
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While the world was swooning over Bella and Edward's complicated romance, the cast of the films became equally beloved.
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Swooning over a romanticized version of your past can put you in the mood to be flirtatious and creative.
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When former first lady Michelle Obama 's book comes out, they'll be swooning in the aisles of Barnes & Noble.
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You are meant to behave as though you are in a state of constant, swooning infatuation, and spend accordingly.
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Strings and organs provide the basis for many of the pieces, swooping and swooning in these long, cinematic gasps.
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The ballet is about love, with eruptions of play and rapturous swooning, but it has an undertow of misery.
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The Twitter announcement had Glover (Atlanta) fans swooning and tossing as many Lion King GIFs at Favreau as possible.
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Marvel's latest hit Black Panther has audiences and critics swooning, and some people will do anything to see it.
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"I wanna thank you sexy lady in the front for always supporting me," Offset said to a swooning Cardi.
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This week, investors ran from a swooning Chinese stock market and a sharp fall in the yuan, China's currency.
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This also answers the age-old question "What do I do?" when the stock market appears to be swooning.
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It is about the art of simply hitting a nerve raw enough to allow swooning infatuation to become praxis.
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This is the case despite the fact that an ever-growing number of emerging market currencies are now swooning.
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Naturally, the hot-ass fish man inspired a legion of doting fans, all swooning over his smoking, scaly bod.
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A run-down bathroom with a flickering fluorescent light, a swooning piece of music and some slow, deliberate moves.
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Songs like "Kingston" and "Johnny" are lush, warmly produced, and grandly arranged, complete with horns, keys, and swooning slides.
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What had been a rather unruly affair, with listeners swooning as musicians swanned about, became an ostentatiously becalmed ritual.
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Women can lay their claim to it — Gurley Brown, Lansdowne, swooning Valentino fans — but a tradition of objectification persists.
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And all of this comes from a swooning romance about a mute janitor and a fish-man from the sea.
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Buy me a box of my favorite cookies or take me out to a great restaurant, and swooning is inevitable.
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Found samples and swooning vocal samples—whether they're real or synthesized is unclear—swell and swirl in complex florid arrangements.
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And fans are swooning over these looks, especially Beyoncé's die-hard fan base, most commonly known as the Bey Hive.
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He has managed to offend just about everyone in the house and even the woman he's supposed to be swooning.
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Twitter is swooning over the story of a modern-day fairy-tale romance that started on the social media site.
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If you were like us, you were busy curating your Caboodles collection and swooning over the newest Delia*s catalogue.
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Even as the characters are all swooning under the influence of Member Berries, the future of South Park looks grim.
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We look forward to poring over every tiny detail in the photos, and swooning over Alden Ehrenreich and Donald Glover.
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There's also a swooning version of Kanye's "Runaway," a gritty remake that's better than it has any right to be.
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U.S. stock index futures also indicated a sharply lower open as investors focused on China's swooning currency and economic slowdown.
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I almost wound up despising fresh produce, too, because the foodies' swooning over flavors and experiences was so pretentiously ignorant.
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"The Bachelor" has now attempted to pair off 20 eligible men with an array of swooning, and often conniving, women.
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Andi Dorfman says she wasn't exactly swooning during her first rose ceremony on Juan Pablo Galavis' season of The Bachelor.
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Industrial designers and tech critics used to swoon over Apple's latest hardware; nowadays you witness less swooning and more bemusement.
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She knew when to bestow a pet nickname or a portrait of herself, which could leave a grown man swooning.
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Those accounts are pegged to market prices on the last day of the previous quarter, when the market was swooning.
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Catch a Blessing follows in this approach, layering recordings of nature sounds over swooning electronics and drawled acoustic guitar lines.
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Certainly not us former little kids who were too busy swooning over Robin's sexy tail and shuddering over evil stepmothers.
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The swooning strings on "Plantasy" have a cocooning effect, as if their pillowyness could cushion you from the outside world.
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A swooning, love-at-first-sight experience, it rarely takes into account social hierarchies, societal expectations or even basic commonalities.
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Instead, the Hollywood star who Davidson is swooning over is none other than my one-time celeb crush, Leonardo DiCaprio.
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Directed by Rachel Chavkin, Anaïs Mitchell's swooning folk opera, which retells the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, descends on Broadway.
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In addition to swooning over Noah and Elle's romance, fans obsessed over the real-life relationship between Elordi and King, offscreen.
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Built around a ghostly loop of swooning vocals, the track sort of oozes along, caught in a swamp grief and loss.
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Amid double-digit inflation, Nigeria's foreign reserves are dwindling as the government races to shore up a swooning currency, the naira.
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These fans were shown on television performing their jubilant shrieks and "swooning," or fainting — or at least feigning it — in ecstasy.
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One former bobby-soxer later explained that she and her friends would rehearse the "swooning" expected of them as Sinatra enthusiasts.
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However, it's the part of Peter Kavinsky, a popular jock with a heart of gold that has everyone swooning over Centineo.
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New York Fashion Week may be over, but we're still swooning over all the makeup looks we saw on the runways.
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Anytime you have a man saying, "Lord, you gave me a rare woman," you're going to have the female fans swooning.
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It was also our love for love that fueled our relentless swooning, plus, the movie dropped in August—peak horny season!
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In tandem with the lush production design and swooning score Season 2 is proving to be a feast for the senses.
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One poster portrayed Germany as a giant ape, carrying a swooning woman in one arm and a club in the other.
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As with the swooning stock market, weakness in the bond market doesn't mean the economy is destined for an immediate downturn.
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When Michelle Robinson first heard her fellow lawyers swooning over a new summer associate named Barack Hussein Obama, she was dubious.
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It's with heavy hearts that we report Joe Keery, whose luscious hair sent teenagers and grown adults alike swooning, got bangs.
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In any case, Mr. Meehan added, he missed the cheering, flag-waving and swooning because he had been out house-hunting.
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But there is no swooning like they all recalled from 2008, when they helped boost Obama's candidacy at a critical moment.
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MARIA CARMICINO, New York City ACT Theater in Seattle staged a remarkable "Romeo and Juliet" that had every young visitor swooning.
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If you're already swooning, you're not alone: It's an incredibly romantic (albeit pretty dark) thing to declare to the one you love.
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The reviews of Kenneth Lonergan's masterpiece were swooning — it would be 100% on Rotten Tomatoes were it not for something called Redeye.
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Read on for what to know about the British hunk who is set to have hearts swooning when the movie opens Friday.
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A day later we're still swooning over her red carpet glow, which only grew more luminous for her subsequent tweet-worthy performance.
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We've already examined the ways in which the Bachelorette contestants' online bios wouldn't exactly have us swooning at an online dating profile.
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Series creator Jeff Davis made the announcement here at San Diego Comic-Con, much to the consternation of the show's swooning fanbase.
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But the swooning response also reveals just how little we expect of our political leaders when it comes to basic scientific literacy.
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The adorable shot of Harington and Leslie together at the festival is only the latest reason we're swooning over Jon Snow, too.
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Traders are placing bets on whether the Fed will be forced to change course by a slowing economy and swooning stock market.
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Around the same time, a priest named St. Valentine of Terni went against the emperor's orders and secretly married young, swooning couples.
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Throughout the record's 10 tracks, Whitehill more or less floats, tracing loopy melodies like lysergic contrails across a sky of swooning synthesizers.
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Because while plenty of celebrity couple tattoos have been cheesy and weird and, you know, not ended well, this one has us swooning.
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It's the sort of thing that sounds intensely labored over[...] swooning and sagging with the piecemeal accumulation of memorable melodies and strange instrumentation.
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The fan-favorite war vet, 31, had ladies swooning over his Texan charm and has said he's "open" to starring on the show.
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It must be hard for Hillary to look at all the pictures of young women swooning over Bernie as though he were Bieber.
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The "Knives Out" star also regularly has the internet swooning with his epic clapbacks on Twitter and his extremely pure love for dogs.
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There's something special about Derry Girls — exactly the kind of stuff that Erin waxes poetic about in her diaries and her swooning voiceovers.
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She's loosened up: she says "shit," she sings about sex and swooning after a guy who she isn't dating, and she likes whiskey.
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It was under that pressure and swooning stock price that Toys R Us sold to financial buyers, in hope of salvaging its value.
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From "So in Love" to "Too Darn Hot," it's a dreamy rom-com that will have you both swooning and doubling over from laughter.
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It's hard to imagine Mr. Truman, whose hair retains the tousled, finger-combed quality of his wonder-boy years, swooning over a sinless restaurant.
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Toronto, hit by a similar tax in 2017, is showing a similar pattern, with detached sales swooning but the condo market showing more strength.
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Even if I'm running 15 minutes behind on date night because my hair isn't straightening, my husband can't complain if he's swooning over me.
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Toronto, hit by a similar tax in 2017, is showing a similar pattern, with detached sales swooning but the condo market showing better strength.
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But lately, the pro's had us swooning, not over the shapes he effortlessly creates with his clients' tresses, but masterpieces he's crafted with fabric.
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"At once ardent and analytical, cerebral and swooning, 'Carol' is a study in human magnetism," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in November 2015.
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People already can't stop swooning over Chalamet and Robert Pattinson starring in a movie together — with their bold haircuts at the center of attention.
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Balfe's on-screen husband, Sam Heughan, had the sweetest words for his co-star after the nominations were announced this morning, and we're absolutely swooning.
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" Continued The Bold and the Beautiful alum, "It just feels right and the idea of seeing my husband holding a little girl … I'm swooning already.
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For fans who enjoyed swooning over Bieber's abs as much as they did his music, it's understandable that this would be a cause for alarm.
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The Baywatch star joins an impressive group of dapper dudes who've left us swooning at one time or another — and he totally fits the bill.
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It's the goggle-eyed swooning, the media's noisy, disorienting insistence on packaging, branding and marketing what was, in the end, a natural, altogether professional impulse.
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The woman swooning over these cute cubs in the background saying, "aww, they can't climb" is basically the voice of anyone who watches the video.
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John Yau's observation that Fratino "undoes Picasso" is absolutely correct and is on full display as he stacks and curves bodies into swooning complimentary forms.
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Centineo, though, leaned right into it, unspooling a series of cheeseball social media posts just as we were all swooning after To All the Boys.
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In the 1990s and early aughts, having an "It Bag" became a thing and those "Sex and the City" gals spent episodes swooning over Birkins.
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Your Pinterest inspiration might be perfect, but there's a good chance your hair texture is different from the model's in the photos you're swooning over.
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Freitag Flagship Store & TowerThe cult-favorite Freitag bag has become synonymous with recycled fashion, but in Zürich, it's the local flagship that has us swooning.
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I know that's heresy to many — it largely eschews the novel's comedic aspects in favor of swooning romanticism — but, dammit, I love a good swoon.
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The two Jodeci alums turned up late in the fourth season for some swooning vocals and a heartwarming tale of once-in-a-lifetime love.
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Maybe he was recovering from his performance of "Sorry," which left the girls in the audience swooning, despite how many times it's been done before.
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But he also sprinkles in unexpected accents — including swooning touches of folk-like string harmonies — that keep the soundscape as nimble as Ms. Artman's text.
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The internet is collectively swooning over a mysterious Chinese woman on TikTok who has more swagger than most of us could ever hope to achieve.
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With all of the breathless headlines of the last two weeks, it is astonishing that the entire city of Washington is not swooning from hypoxia.
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Mr. Mizrahi isn't interested in evoking the misty-eyed nostalgia of swooning to the old songs while holding hands, sipping Champagne and shedding a tear.
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In his SNL promos, the Game of Thrones star has Cecily Strong (almost) swooning for him – when she thinks he's about to pay her a compliment.
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Swooning Kennedy supporters hang onto the linked arms of state police officers while awaiting his arrival for a presidential campaign appearance in Michigan in late 1960.
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We eat tortellini soup, asparagus, and bread while chatting about our lives, swooning over their new baby girl, and finishing things off with homemade rhubarb pie.
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" WATCH: Mama June's Swooning Over New Man in Her Life—But Her "Playpen Is Closed" on Having More Kids "I mean, I don't wanna go blind.
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Macaulay Culkin had the Internet swooning Judging by the internet's reaction to Macaulay Culkin's new look, some of you wouldn't mind being home alone with him.
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Aaron Tveit had Twitter collectively swooning on Sunday night when his Danny donned a very tiny pair of shorts for a gym scene in Grease: Live.
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The problem is, with the national mood swooning in a populist wave, lowering tax rates for corporations before individuals probably won't sit well with the public.
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Swooning strings and blissful monotonic synth lines drift and twirl around one another, like cartoon birds singing to one another as a Disney protagonist slowly wakes.
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Her stylist, Kristin Ess, posted this photo of her handiwork on the World of Dance star onto Instagram, and we are all swooning over this perfection.
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The example I'm swooning over is $2488,2200, meaning the cost of the options alone would outfit a family of four with new Honda Civics for all.
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While the plush organs and swooning vocals of their past albums remain intact, askew notes and dour lyrics suggest a new emotional fragility inside the reverie.
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The guy grabs his pizza, smiling a gleaming, gold-toothed smile and giving a wink that almost has me swooning like a 1950s damsel in distress.
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Many of the genre's songs, slickly manufactured for a swooning teen audience, lean heavily on idealized, treacly romance—a litany of bad breakups and hopeless crushes.
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The mezzo-soprano Suzanna Guzmán performed the song at one of the raid siren locations, accompanied by pizzicato bass and a lyrically swooning violin stationed nearby.
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And in the movie's swooning first half, it calibrates the musical sequences so they occur when its two protagonists are slowly but surely falling in love.
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But that opening title track, a swooning love song about a "man-child," offers more than a sideways opportunity to point out Lana's uniquely enduring influence.
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They shot only the top half of his body, so his wiggling waist — considered lewd and scandalously sexy at the time — wouldn't send young girls swooning.
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Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods last year provided more uncertainty regarding Albertsons' IPO plans, as it sent grocery stocks swooning and threatened to transform the industry.
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Clinton's comments about reining in drug pricing have pressured shares of biotech and pharmaceutical companies, including a Tweet in September about "price gouging" that sent shares swooning.
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With their massive fan bases, swooning coverage and millions of social media followers, celebrities can certainly help get the word out about a new product or app.
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Liberal Chicagoans are swooning over the progressive policies of the earnest Harvard-educated maths professor who is the child of violinists and brother of a talented pianist.
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The crayon-synth scrawls of the rendition of Blondie's "The Tide Is High" is particularly upsetting in the way it apes the swooning rhythms of the original.
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The fully nude and sensuously swooning figure is especially charismatic, given the undeniable homoeroticism — a dimension of Barthé's work that's only recently begun to receive critical attention.
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His flip of "Finding People" finds him doing both at once, twisting Rahbek's swooning synth pads into abstract melodies and obliterating the stillness with rim-rattling basslines.
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The six-track release is shorter, but its just as biodiverse, full of synthesized percussion and swooning electronics that unfold like time-lapse gifs of impossible flora.
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He staged an elaborate recreation of the opening number from La La Land, Damien Chazelle's swooning tribute to classic Hollywood that was nominated for six Golden Globes.
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They're holding hands and there's this great look where she's swooning and she steps back from it, but it's clear that that's our destination at this point.
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Macaulay Culkin's hunky makeover has the internet swooning Culkin appeared to be a bit more serious about his preference for the original film over the 1992 sequel.
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Not that I'm complaining — even the constant squawking of seagulls carried on the fresh breeze is enough to get the heart swooning amid the vaguely maritime atmosphere.
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On its surface, Crazy Rich Asians functions as a swooning lifestyle fantasy — a shimmering dispatch from sumptuous Asia to people who have never seen it for themselves.
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"I think of how sweet Keanu Reeves was and how handsome he was," Bullock told Ellen DeGeneres, while swooning slightly at a throwback still from the 1994 film.
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" Skipping ahead to 1977, this playlist contains two songs from Nilsson's last great album, Knnillssonn—the swooning bliss of "All I Think About Is You" and "Perfect Day.
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So it's not really a surprise that I was swooning over this violet-and-silver brocade gown, which she wore as effortlessly as a tee and jeans. Getty
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Even when indulging clubbier impulses or in collaboration with friends, her work has always left a lot of space—favoring slow, thick synth lines and swooning production flourishes.
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The sweet moment was not only captured on film but also seemed to capture the hearts of people across the Internet, with many swooning over Evan's chivalrous gesture.
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You can hear it from the opening moments of the record, on "Demetra," when swooning, low-fidelity synth lines swirl around her gentle intonations and percussive mouth sounds.
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Oil prices slid on expectations that U.S. crude inventories would again build to record highs, taking the market's focus off swooning Canadian oil output due to raging wildfires.
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Release date: May 21989 Director: Whit Stillman Starring: Kate Beckinsale, Chloë Sevigny, Xavier Samuel What it is: Most Jane Austen adaptations cast the novelist as a swooning romantic.
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That sentiment is notoriously fickle in China's volatile stock markets, which began 2015 on a record-breaking tear before swooning around 40 percent in a mid-year crash.
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Whether you're seeing Jim put Dwight's stapler in Jello or swooning over Michael and Holly's perfect proposal, you're going to feel so many good things watching this show.
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Its first half is a candy-colored musical treat, a swooning paean to falling in love, performed by two actors (Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling) with excellent chemistry.
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For any Disney kid who grew up swooning over the song "Can You Feel the Love Tonight?" you'll definitely have feelings about Bey and Glover's version of the track.
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Movie studio Lionsgate on Thursday announced that the vampire book and movie romance that had millions of hearts swooning is being adapted for an international live to film event.
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But for whatever reason—blame his incredible dance moves, matching track suits, or those very short shorts—fans are still swooning over his role the coming of age film.
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Plus, it's a swooning, romantic ode to classic Hollywood moviemaking, which is a thing the Oscars have tended to gravitate toward since switching to the preferential ballot in 2010.
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While my friends at school in Warsaw, Poland, in the early 90s were swooning over the American boy band New Kids on the Block, I listened to The Beatles.
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Although the swooning stockmarket and falling currency have captured global attention in recent days, the effect of slowing growth on employment is a more sensitive problem for the government.
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And that is why its swooning stock price last week set off alarm bells in finance ministries, central bank suites and trading floors from Hong Kong to New York.
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Played by everyone from DJ Harvey to James Murphy, it is rocket-fuel for discerning dancers, a swooning, rapturous, gargantuan stomp that stalks round the club licking its lips.
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Chair Jerome H. Powell and his colleagues are trying to protect the U.S. economy before a slowdown — caused by worker quarantines, weaker tourism and swooning markets — fully takes hold.
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Today, Rothman and Sigismondi are releasing another video, this time for the swooning, new wave-y "Jordan," which casts Rothman as an astronaut amidst a surreal cast of characters.
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He describes tracking the Ahwahneechee into that deep glacier-cut valley midwinter and — alone in his group of uninterested killers — swooning over the booming waterfalls and soaring golden granite.
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Alvin Kamara was singing -- and the girls were swooning ... 'cause after the Saints beat the Bucs on Sunday, A.K. hit up a restaurant party and SLAAAYYYYED some R. Kelly!!
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The globe is another popular choice, likely shorthand to express one's love for travel, while the smiling face with heart eyes is a perfect way to tell someone you're swooning.
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Lead roles in The Lone Ranger and The Man from U.N.C.L.E. soon followed, but it's his role in the upcoming drama Call Me By Your Name that has audiences swooning.
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Lanark Artefax offers both blippy beatwork and bombed-out synth work that manages to hit the exact swooning midpoint between Aphex Twin's more straightforward productions and post-rock's didactic ambience.
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Dreamed up by U.K.-based Unicorn Lashes, which specializes in falsies, the set of 10 brushes has our 8-year-old selves (and grown-up selves) swooning at the design.
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That drop-kicked stock markets across Asia, which were already wallowing after a weaker open amid concerns over China's swooning currency and economic slowdown as well as falling oil prices.
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It is also surprising considering that the currencies of all-too-many emerging market economies are now swooning as capital flows dry up in response to higher U.S. interest rates.
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And that is why its swooning stock price last week set off alarm bells in finance ministries, central bank suites and trading floors from Hong Kong to New York. nyti.
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Thinking she's swooning thanks to his slightly off-key song, Andrew pulled — and we really mean pulled — Cheryl over for a kiss, even though she's not into it at all.
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They focus on the works that are their familiar neighbors: the flirty 19th-century aristocrat in pale, green satin and pearls, or the Virgin Mary swooning below a crucified Christ.
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If you've ever seen Bart Freundlich stare at his incredibly talented wife at any of the award shows they tend to go to together, you're probably swooning in your seat.
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Certainly Kristol has used a river of emotionally resonant anti-Trump tweets, produced with factory-like efficiency, to massively increase his Twitter following and win the hearts of swooning liberals.
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But burdened with ideas of reincarnation and Christian mythos, the supposedly swooning love triangle among Luce and her beatific beaus lacks any of the organic interaction that could produce chemistry.
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But while Mr. O'Rourke has quickly become a beloved figure among many grass-roots activists, some elders in the party argue that Democrats should be careful about swooning too soon.
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The messages, which were shown to the jury in Chapo's case, show Sanchez and the cartel boss swooning over each other while they discuss the logistics of a large marijuana shipment.
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We feel you, so to help you get a grasp on what devotees are swooning over, we tapped some of our favorite K-beauty retailers to share their best-selling products.
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The white supremacists of the so-called alt right are ascendant right now, taking cushy White House appointments and featuring in swooning fashion profiles, and Yiannopoulos is part of their vanguard.
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One of the signatures of the hook is SahBabii doing swooning Auto-Tuned vocal runs of "ooh-ooh" in the background, his robot falsetto setting a new benchmark for the sound.
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There he could battle the villainous Ming the Merciless and rescue the swooning Dale Arden, earning the heroic virtue of his namesake, far from the squalor and broken bottles of home.
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Over the course of a little under 40 minutes, the duo manage to sneak in some cosmic synth arpeggios, swooning vocal house, lens-flare bashment, among other more unexpected left turns.
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He could just as easily have been writing about 2017 in the way he described an adult swooning over birthday cake ice cream and cupcakes (which he found kind of repugnant).
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His lead lines—often expressed with swooning synthesizers, the lilt of a slide guitar—are direct, but smudgy, as if scrawled onto the back of a postcard with a fountain pen.
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His swarthy good looks earned him many swooning female fans, and his fleet-footed 'dancing' style in the ring led him to a series of victories after turning pro in 353.
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Even as Dove promoted its effort to showcase everyday women, it was criticized because its ads for another brand, Axe, showed beautiful, slender women swooning over men who used the line's toiletries.
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Swooning, screaming, crying, hiding in dumpsters and climbing through windows and fighting police officers: For decades, young women have done all of the above and more, in pursuit of their teen heartthrobs.
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And then, wouldn't you know it, her old lover Calvin walks in to the restaurants and gives her some serious sexy eyes from across the room, and I am swooning for her.
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Not only does it take the spot of "best of the best" on Amazon's ranks page, its ease of use, freshness factor, and straight up *amazing* espresso-making capabilities have reviewers swooning.
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The same could be asked of the animated video the New York Times shared last month, in which a cartoon Trump fantasizes about Vladimir Putin, drawing hearts and swooning like a preteen.
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The Kardashian-Jenner matriarch showed off her "62 years of collecting" to close friend and Judith Leiber Couture creative director Dee Hilfiger in an intimate closet tour that will leave you swooning.
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But the real gift is Heynderickx's voice, which is versatile and compelling, swooning through falsetto to lull the listener into security before breaking into a formidable howl when you least expect it.
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It's another farce, not as wandering as Big Lebowski or as goofy as Hudsucker Proxy, but with some of the former's outsized characters, and the latter's swooning love of Golden Age cinema.
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Screengrab via Nine Inch Nails' "Closer" video on YouTube One would think that Valentine's Day, with its swooning goofiness, is to goths what New Year's Eve is to bartenders: strictly amateur night.
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He's spent the last 18-plus years swooning and sweet-talking women to the point where he's gotten good at it, and Rachel needs to see if it can go beyond that.
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Handsome and dandyish (no description fails to mention his "Hyperion curl"), Conkling, a fitness fanatic, had women swooning for him in the Senate gallery and pages fleeing from him on the floor.
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It's also called "Lust for Life" and far from a cover or reference to the Iggy Pop original, it's a swooning, oceanic ballad that takes advantage of both singers' stratospheric high notes.
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That smooth and sensitive mind behind 2013's indelible Jumping the Shark, which saw a re-release last year and a left a swooning chorus of praise and devotion in its wake.
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Half of them start with melancholy adjacent piano chords and flow into the singer's raspy, strong voice (see the swooning, and similarly titled, tracks "Underneath the Christmas Lights" and "Underneath the Mistletoe").
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At first, our test rider said she was swooning at the smooth ride down the tree-lined Riverside Drive, but by the time she reached Midtown Manhattan, the charm had worn off.
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The director Sanjay Leela Bhansali's knack for swooning romance and political intrigue — and the stunningly designed set — make the film worth every minute of its three-and-a-half-hour run time.
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" Heughan's post left fans swooning over the heartthrob, one hilariously commenting, "sorry, did not really look at the seat," while another said, "jeezy petes warn a girl before you go all feral.
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The dollar dropped 0.7 percent to 109.69 yen, swooning to six-week lows despite wide market expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at its June 13-14 meeting.
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While the blossoming romance between Lara Jean Covey and Peter Kavinsky left fans of Netflix's "To All the Boys I've Love Before" swooning, another love story left some viewers scratching their heads.
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Justin Hartley from This Is Us, the other guest of the night, comes in with his fiancé, inducing just the kind of of swooning and heart-clutching from audience members you would expect.
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Tracy Turnblad — newcomer Maddie Baillio – the energetic optimist at the center of Hairspray, planted a wet one on Link Larkin (Garrett Clayton) during the performance — and it had our high school hearts swooning.
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But beyond that, it's a swooning attempt to make an argument not just for this fictional orchestra, or this TV show, or even classical music, but for the necessity of art in general.
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Luca Guadagnino's swooning sensuality (he directed Call Me By Your Name) might make him an odd fit for a reimagining of a '70s horror classic – and that's exactly why we're intrigued by Suspiria.
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We're not going to lie: After one pass through our curls, we were basically swooning for the straightening brush — especially because of how much time it could potentially save us in the bathroom.
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Here and there it slows at the feet of a young girl, shirtless or hiked-up-skirted or naked, posing, primping, sleeping, dreaming, swooning, or reading — often within reach of a cat purring.
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His popularity is sky high, consumer confidence is up, and financial markets have settled since late last year when his decision to cancel a $13bn airport in Mexico City sent the peso swooning.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices tumbled on Monday on expectations that U.S. crude inventories would again build to record highs, taking the market's focus off swooning Canadian oil output due to raging wildfires.
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Trump came up with the wall and the ban on his own, but Bannon threaded them together, and then into a broader plan of action that has white nationalists across the country swooning.
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The whole film was sold on the idea that these bad guys are cool, angry, and capable, but apparently it's more important that they're nice guys, family men, responsible parents, and swooning lovers.
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A more serious problem yet with the shock absorber argument is that it overlooks the fact that swooning currencies generally require sharp hikes in interest rates to stabilize them and to prevent inflation.
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So the finest legal minds in Brussels were put to work to find a way to keep France inside the euro even after it left the EU. That didn't keep markets from swooning.
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On the intro, he samples Finding Nemo, whimsically explains the two sides of his persona, and ties everything together with a long, swooning, Auto-Tuned "helloooooooooooooooooooo" that becomes the centerpiece of the song.
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While every look had us swooning, the leather pieces – all black, coming in knee-length board shorts, sweetheart neckline cocktail dresses, and zip-front dresses – are top of our cold-weather wish list.
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Nominations for the 203th Academy Awards will be announced on Tuesday, and movie marketers will be ready to pounce with ads that try to coax more people into seats: The establishment is swooning!
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"The International Best Dressed List: The Official Story" is filled with swanning, swooning pictures from the 1940s to today: of Babe Paley, Jackie Kennedy and Bianca Jagger; Sidney Poitier, Rihanna and Lady Gaga.
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Burrowing into an atmosphere that can only be described as "shoegaze exotica," Max T lets his swooning arrangement build to the ticking pulse of a simple drum machine and billow into lush harmonic territory.
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The "Despacito" remix — which features a verse sung in English by Justin Bieber at the start of the song, followed by Fonsi's swooning vocals and Daddy Yankee's grit — helps to satisfy those sonic cravings.
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The quarter's issuance drop extended last year's 22012% slide to about US$23trn, which was driven by market volatility, swooning oil prices, regulatory constraints on higher-risk debt and uncertainty over Federal Reserve policy.
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Of course, the numerological meaning of a single date can't tell us everything about a couple's entire future, but this is more than enough to keep us thinking (and swooning) until the wedding arrives.
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But the prospect of it bidding for a rival with a third of its market share but nearly twice its staff numbers (Air India has around 20,000 employees) sent shares in IndiGo's parent swooning.
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For a perfect example, look no further than the band's resident production wiz Jamie xx's new remix of "On Hold," maybe the most knocking track on this year's otherwise swooning I See You album.
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The second we stopped swooning over Sophia Bush's hot pink eye shadow at this year's SAG awards, another detail of her look caught our attention: the simple black bow effortlessly wrapped around her ponytail.
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Now, even as critics were swooning over the artistry of cable drama, Trump swerved deeper, into stranger regions, straight into the types of television that nobody took seriously, the ones dismissed as guilty pleasures.
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Like the fire station it wasn't entirely practical, but it was a voluptuous and muscular building, multi-tiered, with ramps that flowed like streams and floors tilted like hills, many walls swerving and swooning.
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But his blue-collar Southern roots tugged at him: panicked by the swooning market, his father, a telephone company lineman with no college degree, had sold much of the stock in his retirement account.
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For fellow billionaire Jones, whose firm sees the S&P 500 swooning to 2,250 if Warren wins, the 2020 race represents an exceptional contest that could prove as significant to markets as Ronald Reagan's.
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But he is a sucker for romance, and in plays like "Big Love" and "True Love," swooning passion is more often what he's talking about: a feeling that doesn't have much hope of lasting.
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But his costumed adventuring is an outlier; Rudd has carved out his particular piece of pop-cultural turf by playing people who don't necessarily get to swagger triumphantly, save the day or induce swooning.
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What they had in common was Venice, not the city of swooning and romance, but a dominant maritime republic, a commercial and military power, a bustling, multiethnic metropolis — the New York of its day.
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LONDON — President Trump left the global economy unsettled on Tuesday when he threatened NATO allies and suggested that he could wait a year to reach a trade agreement with China, sending stock markets swooning.
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For all of the lovebirds swooning over the idea of proposing to their significant other — and planning to shell out big bucks to do it — Kevin O'Leary has a dose of reality for you.
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A complicated sequence in which the louche photographer Antony Armstrong-Jones (Matthew Goode) shoots a portrait of a swooning Margaret, his future wife, while Elizabeth and Philip retire to separate beds, is cleverly handled.
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Riverdale's Charles Melton and grown-ish's Yara Shahidi have joined forces on romantic drama The Sun Is Also A Star, and long before Melton sings "Crimson and Clover" in a karaoke booth, you'll be swooning.
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With the swooning "Nu couché" ("Reclining Nude") from April 4, 1932, where the female anatomy is colorfully highlighted and paired with picked pears, he obviously paints, however nicely, the objectification of women as sex object.
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But the biggest loser, if a deal is struck, is likely to be totally obscured by the flashing cameras and swooning anchors: the American-led security architecture that has brought decades of stability to Asia.
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Lanhee J. Chen: If Pence had been at the top of the ticket... Mike Pence delivered a performance Tuesday night that left conservatives swooning and may have fueled the consolidation of Republican support for Trump.
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While his movies gave him swooning fans and numerous awards, including an Oscar for 1986's The Color of Money, it was his ability to make — and give away — a fortune that made him happiest.
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But in its portrayal of the lives of LGBTQ people in the sorts of period drama pasts typically only afforded to those who are heterosexual and cisgender, it offers something rich and swooning and romantic.
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We could go on and on about the hundreds of Free People dresses we've been swooning over for summer, but we picked eight of our favorites — all of which you can snag for under $150.
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A Walk to Remember (2002) Shortly before making us collapse in tears, A Walk to Remember has us swooning at the sight of Jamie (Mandy Moore) and Landon's (Shane West) first non-theater obligated kiss.
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The gentle EVN feels like a grab bag of meditative genres—flickering drone, swooning new age, LA beat scene-ready boom-bap—but the pieces are united by their feeling of hopefulness and cautious ascension.
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Here, a more complex calibration anoints boneless hunks of dark thigh meat, which acquire a seal the color of caramel in the wok and arrive shining, adorned with garlic and swooning leaves of Thai basil.
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Like dark, louche nights of the soul, a cabaret in Weimar Berlin or sunset dreams of swooning and spooning in a misty cityscape — to name a few of the scenarios that showed up in early shows.
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The faces, details, settings, and character motivation may all vary, but A Star Is Born keeps getting remade for a reason: It's a story of romance and mortality, with a swooning arc that borders on epic.
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Economists and analysts have been swooning over a new series of ultra-cheap, ultra-long bank loans announced by the European Central Bank (ECB) last month, which they believe might just kickstart the region's fragile economy.
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The boundary-pushing producer has turned songs like Justin Bieber's "As Long as You Love Me," Drake's "I Get Lonely Too," or virtually every Kelela track into complex, dramatic movements of swooning strings and shuddering polyrhythms.
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Crampton posted on SoundCloud that her remix of "A Soft Opening" was completed a few years ago, but it feels in line with the swooning edits and demos she uploads on a pretty much weekly basis.
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Profile On a cold, sunny afternoon in March, the novelist Madeline Miller wandered through the Greek and Roman galleries at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, swooning over ancient amphoras and ethereal statues of gods and goddesses.
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The studio showed off a replica of the Dumbo that will be featured in the live-action film, a blue-eyed elephant measuring 3.5 feet tall and 5.5 feet wide, that earned swooning from the audience.
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Damien Chazelle's follow-up to "La La Land," his swooning valentine to the movie musical, more closely resembles the film that preceded it, "Whiplash," in its visceral attention to the rigors and ardors of achieving greatness.
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A week later, Manager Leo Durocher and his swooning Cubs arrived at Shea, and the Mets beat them twice, with fans sarcastically serenading Durocher and with a black cat running in front of the Chicago dugout.
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They sought out "Supreme Special" pepperoni, made by the Ezzo company in Columbus, Ohio, because it has no fillers and excels at forming the "roni cups" that pizza lovers are currently swooning over, especially on Instagram.
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It contains so many pivotal, memorable scenes (scenes that I won't spoil, but they had me positively swooning), stronger writing, better animation, and a palpable, real sense of the intensity of first love, crushes, and teenage emotion.
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Some struck over-the-top poses as they went, like model Coco Rocha, who had spectators swooning as she took to the catwalk with her two-year-old daughter, dressed identically in an asymetric baby-blue gown.
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"The Unconscious Patient (An Allegory of the Sense of Smell)" depicts two men wafting a rag under the nose of a third man who is swooning and is dated 1624, the museum said in a press release.
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Buried in the vaporous synth lines and swooning vocals—which recall the 80s most dreamily sedated synth pop hits—is a sense of quietude and piety that echoes the architecture, if not the spirit of holy spaces.
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Even at two-and-a-half hours there's a lot of skimming over details and more than a little grandstanding, as well as numerous languid shots of the dashing 24-year-old general and his swooning devotees.
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But if Democrats are serious about winning—and not just swooning over a handful of stars—they should embrace the fact that there is more than one electable member of their party in the Lone Star State.
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The terrain he's made is as dark and deep as the woods Robert Frost stopped by one snowy evening, as misty as a Turner landscape, and as imbued with swooning as any 1950s melodrama you'd care to namedrop.
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She has liberal heart swooning even more after a report that her office, check this out, refuse to even accept a courtesy phone call from the White House counsel&aposs office about of course the Supreme Court pick.
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If your S.O. isn't normally a fan of period films, point out that the swooning romance is coupled with plenty of sharp, witty dialogue and biting commentary about society and women's role in it that still resonates today.
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If people's first reaction to Crime Story season 2 is to shriek in terror over Andrew Cunanan, their second is, and should be, swooning over the strength of Penelope Cruz as Gianni Versace's devastated, famed sister Donatella Versace.
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The MTV Movie Awards are almost here and while we can't wait to see who takes this year's Best Kiss honors, we admit we're still swooning over Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams' epic liplock at the 2005 ceremony.
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While the elites in the United States and Europe are currently swooning and pearl clutching, sputtering about how Trump is ruining relationships with allies near and far, this is all really about creating true alliances and true friendships.
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Also, pagode, a popular subgenre of samba, previously acted as a Brazilian version of R&B during the 90s and early aughts, causing similar swooning with a low and slow BPM, vibrant harmonies, and drippy, mellifluous vocal runs.
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Here, the overall vibe is swooning yet lonely, with ambling piano songs that allude to depressed American poets, living and dead, and a sprawled Laurel Canyon surf-folk that's beachy with a fog, so all the sounds swim.
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WASHINGTON — As an uptick in the number of coronavirus infections outside China sent markets swooning on Monday, attention quickly turned to how the Federal Reserve and the United States government would assess — and even address — the economic fallout.
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Although the showdown fell short on the racetrack, the early meeting between two top horses kept the momentum going for an industry that is still swooning over American Pharoah's Triple Crown sweep last year, the first since 1978.
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DiCaprio has tried for years to shake off his image as the young man who sent women swooning in the 1990s with "Titanic" and "Romeo + Juliet," even as he partied on yachts with a string of supermodel girlfriends.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Market volatility spurred by swooning oil prices, as well as regulatory constraints and uncertainty over the timing of Federal Reserve rate hikes, tugged U.S. syndicated lending down by 298.4% last year to US$ 2 trn.
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One piece, hung on a fence under the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, featured the girl swooning over an alien; the girl's face also appears on the Valentino sweater, and Ms. Kaye revels in the strangeness of wearing the design.
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For one, that opening track pairs spare piano plunks—what might have been the entire song on a past James Blake album—with swooning jolts of noise and an insistent synth pulse that tip it close to dancefloor material.
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When he fires bureaucrats who stand in his way, bullies business bosses into keeping jobs in America, browbeats members of Congress and—most deliciously—provokes swooning dismay among journalists, many of the voters who gave him that mandate applaud.
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In general, I've been noticing a tendency on the show's part to want to be more optimistic and romantic and swooning than Atwood was when it comes to Offred's inner life, and I'm not entirely certain that it works.
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The Screen Actors Guild Awards are Saturday, and we know you've already reminisced about the most memorable SAG Awards looks ever, wondered what the nominated characters would wear and spent a significant amount of time swooning over Eddie Redmayne.
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There were no screaming guitars or baroque piano or swooning strings, like in Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Free Bird" or Aerosmith's "Dream On." Instead, the song sneaks up and overwhelms you with a rippling emotional force guided by synthesized, alien sounds.
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Tove Fall, a veterinarian and an assistant professor of epidemiology at Uppsala University in Sweden, decided to explore the link between dog ownership and risk of death because the families of her pet patients are always swooning over them.
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In a move that will no doubt leave their many fans swooning, Jonathan Scott revealed that he and twin brother Drew, 39, are planning to fly their parents to Scotland to renew their wedding vows for their 50th anniversary.
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She had us swooning last winter with her cover of Chet Faker's "Talk is Cheap" and the elegic "December Love," and now she's back with "Glow," the first release off of her forthcoming debut EP, due out this summer.
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The 30-minute "Diktator," with Krenek working to his own libretto, shows its antihero in private moments, swooning for Marie, the wife of an officer blinded in combat, who resolves to kill the dictator to avenge her husband's plight.
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It was the role where most of us made our acquaintance with Idris Elba, the six-foot-three British actor whose steady climb to the A-list has left a wake of swooning women behind him, including my wife.
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Cassidy, whose hits "Cherish" and "I Think I Love You," had teen girls swooning in the 1970s, was arrested three times for drunken driving between 2010 and 2014 and ordered to rehab as part of his sentence in 2014.
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In preparation for an upcoming tour, she released a cover of Lana Del Rey's "Summertime Sadness," stripping down the swooning ambience of the original until what remains is a dense, dark collection of ringing basslines, seasick electronics, and cathedral-esque chanting.
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Sotheby's CEO Tad Smith cancelled his trip to Saudi Arabia's "Davos in the Desert" gathering in response to Khashoggi, though just a few months ago, the prestigious art auction house published a swooning piece about MBS and Misk on its website.
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A new "Harry Potter" play that opened to swooning reviews and delighted gasps from the audience marks the end of the journey for the beloved boy wizard, his creator J.K. Rowling said at the play's premiere in London on Saturday.
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Between the lines: "[T]hose who care most about picking a winner are gravitating toward Mr. Biden and Ms. Harris, while donors are swooning over Mr. Buttigieg enough to open their wallets and bundling networks for him," per the Times.
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After the short, swooning "Only If," Steve Lacy launches into a 9-minute collection of vignettes called "Like Me" about working to accept himself as he is, which is to say fluid ("I only feel energy / I see no gender").
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It's that piece — the one that leaves us swooning harder than a Bumble right-swipe — that wakes us up to new style possibilities, becomes a beloved regular in our wardrobes, and ultimately sets the tone for endless outfits to come.
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NEW YORK, Oct 30 (Reuters) - A setback for Merck & Co's key cancer drug sent the drugmaker's stock swooning on Monday for a second straight session, putting the shares on track for their biggest two-day decline in more than eight years.
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What resulted were eight tracks of dynamically varied material ranging from mandolin-laced folk to swooning math rock featuring Josh McKay of Deerhunter on vibraphone and McKendrick Bearden of Grand Vapids on bass, who also composed the album's string arrangements.
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It opens with the words, "Father, I hope you're listening", and sees him struggle with the absence of his dad as swooning backing vocals pull him slowly backwards from the object of his love: "See I… can't get close… to you".
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LONDON — I know we all have bigger concerns now — the swelling hospitals, the swooning markets — but I can't stop turning over the case of Benjamin Griveaux, the French politician who dropped out of the race for Paris mayor last month.
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One of Hindi cinema's great stylists, he shows here, as he has in other films, a swooning fondness for the heightened look of movies and for the look of old India: forts and billowing tents and lovingly textured, color-coordinated interiors.
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Columnist and former restaurant critic, The New York Times During the five and a half years when I was The Times's restaurant critic, I was often — maybe too often — looking for and swooning over food that stopped me in my tracks.
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The sign of some fracturing of the Western alliance against Russia came as the Russian economy has been pulling out of a recession that had been brought on by swooning global prices for oil, a key export commodity, and Western sanctions.
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It traces the process of creating a show from early inception to ultimate staging, and it captures the swooning feeling of working late into the night on a production you love with people you've come to love or at least tolerate.
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It feels like yesterday that we were all intoxicated by the vampire craze, rapidly flipping through blood-sucking novels, binge-watching True Blood and Vampire Diaries, and swooning over Robert Pattinson as the kind-hearted, but cold-skinned Edward Cullen in Twilight.
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After a year of swooning theatrically at our salacious #MeToo stories, the so-called allies of survivors remain ensconced in their respective comfort zones, and the system marches on, not bending toward justice but craning with all its might toward the status quo.
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One moment in particular had people swooning, when Evans helped Oscar winner Regina King on stage after the skirt of her dress caused her some trouble when she went to collect her award for Best Supporting Actress for If Beale Street Could Talk.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A new "Harry Potter" play that opened to swooning reviews and delighted gasps from the audience marks the end of the journey for the beloved boy wizard, his creator J.K. Rowling said at the play's premiere in London on Saturday.
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He's done well with working-class voters, and his promise to bring back jobs has resonated, but it's not as if he's been riding to victory amid a swooning economy, or even an economy with the high unemployment rates that prevailed in 2012.
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The giant ape it featured, carrying a swooning woman in one arm and a club in the other, was not King Kong; that character first appeared in the movie of the same name in 1933, well after the end of the war.
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She had understood before, when she looked at certain girls at school—even certain scowling ones, who hated lessons and slouched in their uniforms with half the buttons undone, and spent their lunch break swooning over their phones—that she wasn't beautiful.
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At the heart of the swooning Turkish lira has been the loss of domestic and foreign investor confidence in the Turkish government's ability and willingness to correct the large economic imbalances built up by years of overly easy monetary and fiscal policies.
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" Everything that we've heard from the 26-year-old Canadian's forthcoming fourth LP, This Old Dog (out May 5), has been a perfect refinement of his swooning, lo-fi indie, from the canine-pleasing title track to the smooth "On the Level.
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It's not consistent—there are still some damnable sexual hijinks involving Blofeld's harem, the Angels of Death—but a full 37 years before Casino Royale, OHMSS gave a woman in a Bond movie something to do above looking pretty and swooning over James.
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But pull aside the immediate premise and The Shape of Water reveals itself as three things the Oscars love: a swooning love story, a story about how bad prejudice was in some bygone era, and a tribute to the magic of the movies.
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In Farrell's reading, then, the great set pieces of the book — the violently argumentative Christmas dinner scene, the harrowing sermon on hell and especially the swooning descriptions of Stephen's encounters with the whores of Dublin's Nighttown — are delivered with admirable coolness and restraint.
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U.S. President Donald Trump announced a ban on travel to the United States from Europe that sent the markets swooning as everything from sporting events to weddings were canceled across many parts of the world with the coronavirus spreading to more countries.
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The selling continued when S&P e-mini futures resumed trading Sunday night by swooning more than a 1%, while futures rose for the safe-haven U.S. 10-year Treasury note, pushing implied yields for that instrument below 1% for the first time.
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U.S. President Donald Trump announced a ban on travel to the United States from Europe that sent the markets swooning as everything from sporting events to weddings were cancelled across many parts of the world with the coronavirus spreading to more countries.
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And if you followed him — and you did; he was magnetic — as he led you from Leo Castelli to Holly Solomon to some poster shop or other, swooning with mock-delight as he went, you knew you were seeing something you wouldn't forget.
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Borne in every millennial's distrust for mythology and moralizing is a not-so-thinly veiled skepticism for all things theatrical, perhaps most of all for the art form upheld primarily by ruling elites, Old World grandparents, and swooning (c'mon, everybody loves a good swoon).
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In real life however, Jacob Anderson, the actor who plays Grey Worm, is just as handsome, but is also sensitive, open about his fears, and wildly creative, with an incredibly beautiful voice, and now that we know that, we're seriously swooning for this sensitive artist.
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Just as royals fan thought they were done swooning over the official portraits from Prince Louis' christening that were released on Sunday, they were treated to a surprise bonus shot of the little prince giving a big smile in the arms of mom Kate Middleton.
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On the plus side, he won three tough matches and left fans and commentators swooning over his flashy play — particularly a between-the-legs lob against his first-round opponent, the crafty veteran Radek Stepanek, which might have been the shot of the fortnight.
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But all of the bad news has been temporarily supplanted by an unexpected love affair with the Olympic Games, an event that has softened the hearts of even some of the most hardened cynics who now find themselves swooning with delight and national pride.
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Beaming and blunt in equal measure, "Everything Is Copy," Jacob Bernstein's gossipy tribute to his mother, the writer and director Nora Ephron, is bursting with so many fond and famous faces that you can imagine its subject swooning with delight — and then criticizing their makeup.
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Their implication that her 9/11 swooning episode caught on video is fake news and that numerous physicians, including me, were bots controlled by Russia producing and spreading "fake news" when we questioned the former secretary of State's health is preposterous on its face.
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After losing a series of special House elections this year, including next door in Georgia, where the Democrat, Jon Ossoff, raised nearly $30 million only to be defeated after Republicans defined him as a liberal, some party veterans are uneasy about swooning for Mr. Jones.
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Once more, Congress was in the midst of a chaotic series of events, a week that encompassed a swooning stock market, an abrupt changing of the guard at the Pentagon, and decisions by the commander in chief to withdraw troops from Syria and Afghanistan.
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Mr. Brey, who is also a member of the Small Business Majority, an advocacy group, said that after a bustling Black Friday last month he had sensed that holiday shoppers were feeling anxious about the swooning stock market and the prospect of a shutdown.
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Vivid greens, blues and browns on a long painted ceramic frieze mingle with one another, but above all with flesh: flesh depicted in pinks, creams, and off-whites; flesh uncovered or uncovering; flesh flayed or fanned; flesh bestriding more flesh; flesh swaying, sagging or swooning.
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She is a songwriter and performer who has long thrived on antagonism (it's one of her two poles; the other is swooning), and no pop star of the modern era has communicated the contours of her disappointment with such emotional precision and melodic sophistication.
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Katherine Heigl races to court — on a swerving bicycle, in spandex — as Sadie Ellis, a brilliant New York lawyer with an ethics problem: She's swooning for her client (Steven Pasquale), a pediatric surgeon and senator's son accused of murdering his girlfriend two decades earlier.
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Set in a drab, undesirable future devoid of sunlight or serenity—and bursting with moments of (literally) eye-popping violence—the film turned off most moviegoers, who instead chose to spend that summer moon-swooning with E.T. or getting wrapped up in the wrath of Khan.
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I was excited to finally see a Pakistani lead on a big screen, and I hoped to have a few knowing laughs at what it means to grow up as a second-generation South Asian caught between mumbling your way through prayer and swooning at Luke Perry.
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When the Canadian dollar tumbled by 22005 percent against the dollar because of swooning oil prices, Canadians' share of foreign purchases in the Sunshine State slumped from 21.70 percent to just 2360 percent in the 2703 months ended June 2270, according to the latest available data.
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In an interview with The Wire this week, she said that she too grew up with The Weather Channel as part of the background of her home environment, which developed into a genuine love of these sorts of sounds—emotional, swooning, and dramatic as they are.
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Bowie's swooning "Life on Mars?" has provided the score for many memorable cinematic moments, but there are two from television that really capture the song's feeling of unexplored possibility, the sense that anything could happen if you were able to see beyond the veil of reality.
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As bodies are trampled and dragged on the track, and squealing horses topple in clouds of dust amid the deafening clamor of amplified hoofbeats, the 10-minute scene powerfully captures the savagery of life-or-death spectacle and the delirium of a mob swooning with blood lust.
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That's how you end up with slowly swooning synthetics like the watery opener to 2008's Quaristice "Altibzz" or the vaguely orchestral plinks of Oversteps "Known(1)"—a record that, in general, provided a blueprint Arca's blissed abstractions half a decade before his debut full-length.
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DENVER, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Swooning prices for natural gas liquids (NGLs) such as butane and propane have dealt another blow to hard-hit U.S. shale producers, hampering the one market niche that had been supporting companies that slashed spending and reallocated rigs to bolster thin profits.
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You could argue that Astaire and Rogers were dancing at a time when everyone danced, that their swooning adagios and even their crackling tap duets didn't look as impossible to audiences who knew how to fox trot and Lindy hop as they do to us now.
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As much as farmers may want to hang onto their wheat crops to take advantage of the swooning peso, they will need to sell at least some of their stocks to buy seeds and inputs for planting of the country's main cash crop, soybeans, in October.
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He earnestly gushed over "the iconic being that is Rihanna," looking for all the world like he was about to drop down on one knee and make his adolescent dreams come true, or at least reenact the final 10 seconds of any rom-com worth swooning over.
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Astaire and Hepburn are an odd romantic pair to say the least — they were decades apart in age — but Donen underplays that aspect of their relationship to focus on their musical partnership, which is exuberant at times and gently swooning whenever Gershwin pops up on the soundtrack.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Worries about the impact of a tightening job market on the prospects for inflation and a surge in bond yields sent investors fleeing equities on Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrials Average swooning almost 666 points, for its biggest daily percentage loss in 20 months.
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But the show also gloried in the gothic romance of it all: the swooning tragedy of Buffy telling Angel she loves him just before she has to kill him; the thrilling shock of the house falling down around Buffy and Spike as they have sex for the first time.
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"Issues such as low trust in institutions, bipartisanship, identity politics and demographic divides will continue to fuel political risk in the U.S." It's been a peculiar year for the market, with stocks swooning at the beginning, rallying into July and trading in a tight but volatile range since.
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He floated into the back half of the '70s on a cocaine cloud with a swooning, strange album he doesn't remember making; he went to Germany with Brian Eno to detox and ended up charting a course for the next three decades of the electronic, ambient, and avant-garde.
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We could wax poetic about eyebrows all day, and for good reason: Whether we're throwing jewelry on them, trying out the latest techniques for a desirable shape, or merely swooning over Cara Delevingne's enviable set, we've become a society obsessed with them — and with getting the perfect pair.
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Despite a swooning of the pound in the foreign exchange market and warnings from German Chancellor Angela Merkel of the adverse consequences for the U.K. of a hardline Brexit negotiating stance, May is sticking steadfastly to the red lines she has drawn for herself in the forthcoming Brexit negotiations.
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Judge Semenova sentenced Mr. Ulyukayev, who had been locked in a struggle with Igor I. Sechin, the director of the state oil company Rosneft, over how to revive the swooning Russian economy, to eight years in a penal colony and a fine of 130 million rubles, or $2.2 million.
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Mr. Campbell's honeyed tenor and Mr. DeLory's swooning string arrangements on the likes of "Wichita Lineman" and "By the Time I Get to Phoenix" were at once earthy and elegant — just the right accompaniment for the mystical-existential, though unabashedly quotidian, musings of the great songwriter Jimmy Webb.
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Type "New York movies" into a search engine and you will open up a cinematheque as vast and varied as the city itself, containing multitudes: crime stories; romantic comedies; tales of immigrant striving and racial conflict; of cruel poverty and impossible wealth; swooning musicals; acid-etched satires; dystopian fantasies.
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The Thor franchise has never quite known what to do with Thor's besties — they got a fair amount of screen time in the first film, but Hogun was completely sidelined in The Dark World, while Sif was reduced to swooning over Thor from afar and exchanging jealous glares with Jane.
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As one of PEOPLE's resident KarJenner experts — and the writer behind 9 out of 10 Kardashian-related posts that run on Snapchat in a given week — I spend what some might call an unhealthy amount of time staring at their perfectly made up faces, and thus, swooning over Achemyan's work.
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"1Night," a mumbled sing-song riff on keeping a relationship casual, is over production Yachty described as "a snippet beat… not even a real beat," but its charm comes from the way it sounds almost like a rambling voicemail punctuated by gorgeous, swooning Auto-Tuned vocals that dip through the background.
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" Elsewhere, Blake is practically swooning, as on "I'll Come Too," a lovely ode to letting go of oneself and wanting to go everywhere with your partner: "I'm gonna say what I need / If it's the last thing / I do I do, I do, I do / I'm in that kind of mood.
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Haigh, who both wrote the screenplay (from the novel by Willy Vlautin) and directed, has rapidly become one of my favorite directors over the course of his past three features, 2011's swooning romance Weekend, 2015's examination of a long-lasting marriage 45 Years, and now Lean on Pete.
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Saturday Night Live imagined just such a derailed evening, in a skit during this weekend's episode that saw Aladdin (played by host Adam Driver) and Jasmine (played by Cecily Strong) swooning over each other along to "A Whole New World" … until Jasmine started to get the raw end of this whole carpet deal.
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Although Chapman, who fired eight gunshots into the wall of his garage after an argument with his girlfriend, expressed little remorse, he became an attraction at Yankee Stadium after he served a 2252-game suspension, with fans swooning each time one of his fastballs registered at more than 222 miles per hour.
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" The swooning lead single "Do U Wanna"—which Maine describes as "a song about looking at yourself and realizing the disparity between how you'd like to act and how you actually act"—came about after a festival gig in Chicago, and was written on his laptop while "hold up in [an] Airbnb.
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For much of the first half of the season, Patty is crushing madly on him (the plotline disappears without a trace of explanation several episodes in, which is maybe for the best), and Insatiable seems to think it's mining an incredible amount of humor Patty swooning while a pastel-clad Bob does pelvic crunches.
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GC Images; Chris Jackson/Getty But the dreamy hair and makeup weren't the only parts of the British model's look worth swooning over — she bundled up in the coziest teddybear fleece jacket before revealing a gorgeous nude tulle floral gown from Reem Acra's Spring 2016 collection, with gold details that likely inspired her glitter eyes.
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Haskell, a former critic at The Village Voice and Vogue and author of the groundbreaking 1974 study "From Reverence to Rape: The Treatment of Women in the Movies," is also, famously, an auteurist and cinephile who has spent a lifetime swooning over (frequently European) cinematic depictions of the complicated, erotic ways of men and women.
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And it certainly didn't hurt that the winners were solid, too, capped off by twin prizes for Childish Gambino's searing "This Is America" in the Song and Record of the Year categories and an Album of the Year prize for Kacey Musgraves's swooning Golden Hour, which by some measures was the most acclaimed album of last year.
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" WATCH: Mama June's Swooning Over New Man in Her Life—But Her "Playpen Is Closed" on Having More Kids Although Mama June's youngest daughter Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson attempted to alleviate the stress by suggesting that the images be taken down, the family matriarch remained angry: "I mean, what does Josh think this is: a frat house?
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" It left readers swooning, drowning in the riptide of her language, a watery jabberwocky of mollusks and gills and tube worms and urchins and plankton and cunners, brine-drenched, rock-girt, sessile, arborescent, abyssal, spine-studded, radiolarian, silicious, and phosphorescent, while, here and there, "the lobster feels his way with nimble wariness through the perpetual twilight.
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Hans Zimmer's Dunkirk score was his most effective, least commercial endeavor in a while, Jonny Greenwood tempered his avant-garde instincts with some swooning romanticism in Phantom Thread, while John Williams continued to easily churn out incredible leitmotifs for yet another Star Wars movie after half-a-century of doing so (that Rose theme rules extremely hard).
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South Korean director Lee Chang-Dong's eerie, swooning tale of apathetic and disaffected young people drifting through a series of connections, romantic and otherwise, actually cracked the list of nine finalists for this year's Foreign Language Film Oscar, and if it'd scored a nomination, it would have marked the first nomination for any Korean film in the category.
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Interviews with two dozen top contributors, fund-raisers and political advisers on Wall Street and beyond revealed that while many are still hedging their bets, those who care most about picking a winner are gravitating toward Mr. Biden and Ms. Harris, while donors are swooning over Mr. Buttigieg enough to open their wallets and bundling networks for him.
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At 37, he could be the herald of a new generation — a mythic role that often sends Democrats swooning (see John Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Bill Clinton and Obama.) Sign up here for more analysis of US politics for global readers He's erudite, an Afghan war veteran, and he speaks the vernacular of the electorally crucial Midwest.
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The uber-earnest, swooning ballad has capped off her reign as a chanteuse of traditional pop, a reign designed to make those who might have written her off as a weirdo pop star — one who blended wild gyrations with the aesthetic of a performing arts high school student given an unlimited budget — realize just how much talent she possessed.
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Back then, you were either a teenage girl swooning at the sound of his smooth, high voice; a grown-up amused by his so-called Cinderella tale, smiling every time "Baby" came on the radio; or one of those people who rolled their eyes and waited until yet another child pop star inevitably burned out, blew up, or faded away.
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This comparison wasn't lost on people who actually served in the Clinton administration, with former press secretary Mike McCurry once swooning on CNN: Then you look at what he accomplished during his eight years in office, including successfully getting Israel and Palestine to sign a peace agreement and pursuing a progressive policy agenda with respect to Social Security reform and renewable energy.
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He wrote songs for sad machines, but somehow the music still resonated on a level that allowed him to play big festivals slots, nestling him uncomfortably onstage in front of tens of thousands of people who—young and dumb and (occasionally) full of drugs—maybe didn't pick up on the nuances that separated his swooning emotion from Borgore's bass-dropping hedonism.
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And Wednesday night, the actress stepped out for the premiere of Queen of Katwe in Johannesburg, South Africa, rocking her most eye-catching makeup to date: an all-over metallic look that included "liquid gold"-like dots above her eyebrows and a fuchsia lip that we're still swooning over — so much so that we had to get the details from her makeup artist ASAP.
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At Céline, yellow dyed python trousers and oversized horse bit belt buckles stole the limelight; Versace raided the Gianni archives, culminating in Kaia Gerber wearing a leather cowboy hat and a million Instagram It girls swooning; and London-based label Marques'Almeida reimagined the cowgirl uniform in seersucker minty greens and medicinal pinks tucked under cow-print kick flares, teeny-weeny ruffled skirts, and cowhide overcoats.
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WATCH: Mama June's Swooning Over New Man in Her Life—But Her "Playpen Is Closed" on Having More Kids "I really don't care what my doctor says and I know it's a major risk, but I've got to be there for my baby girl," said Mama June, who immediately left with boyfriend Geno and youngest daughter Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson to be by Pumpkin's bedside.
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First the gliding chorus, then the swooning verse, again the chorus, and suddenly it all explodes into the bridge, suddenly the horns are blasting and the sitar is moaning and a tinkly electric piano is playing these cascading arpeggios and Prince, his voice still smooth and feminine, is squealing howling sobbing in ecstasy, suddenly the music climaxes, spills over the edge, heavy breathing, pounding hearts.
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For those who have never crossed paths with Michael Stewart's deft book, Charles Strouse's lilting music and Lee Adams's clever lyrics, "Bye Bye Birdie" looks in on Sweet Apple, Ohio — its motto dubs it "a pretty nice place" — when Kim is chosen at random to receive the farewell kiss of the rock star Conrad Birdie, who has dismayed his swooning fans by going into the Army.
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Will win: La La Land Might win: Moonlight Dark horse: Passengers (maybe Thomas Newman calls everybody and reminds them how many nominations he has, even though he's never won; it could happen!) Should win: All due respect to the gorgeous scores of La La Land, Moonlight, and Lion, but Mica Levi's ominous, swooning Jackie score has been burbling around in my head since I saw the film in September.
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They're both connoisseurs of windows-down R&B and spoken word samples culled from the emotional moments of cinematic classics, which has allowed them to develop a unique shared language over the course of their sets together, most visibly as recurring guests on the esteemed OVO Sound Radio, and in themed sets on their own platforms, like a swooning mixtape inspired by the sounds and feelings of Insecure.
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While much of Tool's output in the nineties was observably grunge—the half-screaming, half-swooning Cobainesque vocals; the plain, ugly anger; the anti-disestablishment title of their first LP (Opiate refers to that Marx quotation which college guys recite like girl scouts)—the band's sound was too widely-inspired—there were hints of King Crimson, Black Flag, and Meshuggah early on in their career—to be associated with only one scene or genre.
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I distinctly remember the day, because I was walking through Union Square in a strange, sweltering heat, drinking a strawberry-lemonade Vitamin Water, texting a boy I met on the internet and kissed literally in the rain, listening to Tove squeal "go ahead and feel what you feel," thinking, "I never don't!" and then swooning so suddenly at this immaculate pulse-paced pop song that I almost cracked my skull open in the street.
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To All the Boys fans were all reliably swooning over the same three Peter Kavinsky moments — the time he has his hand in Lara Jean's back pocket and then kind of twirls her around, the whole thing with the popcorn and the pillow fight, the time he bashfully splashes her from the hot tub — and within days of the movie's release, director Susan Johnson had said in interviews that all three moments were Centineo's idea.
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With summer in full swing, we're swooning over everything from cute dresses to must-have denim to trendy booties that'll take us from now through fall and beyond — like this gorgeous floral-print wrap dress for just $60 (wear now with sandals and later with a cute pair of over-the-knee boots), a statement-making pair of red block heel booties for just $130, and a classic leather Longchamp Le Pliage tote bag for $175 off!
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Read more:Chris Evans interrupted a Comic Con panel so he could pet a dog in the audience, and fans are swooning over how 'pure' the actor isChris Hemsworth explained why he and Chris Evans weren't allowed to do 'Avengers' press togetherThe 'Avengers: Endgame' stars recreated a photo from 7 years ago, and it really shows how much they've changedRobert Downey Jr. gave Chris Evans a classic car when 'Avengers: Endgame' wrapped filming, and it includes a Captain America upgrade
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