But the sharks (and the people they ate, toothy bite by toothy bite) are not what have kept Vaughn's name in the headlines.
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"Smile 2" transforms a frown into a creepy, toothy grin.
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Possibly, predators such as toothy whales hunted them to extinction.
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I have her eyes, her cheeks, and her toothy smile.
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"I've got postcolonial rage," I now say with toothy jocularity.
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It takes a few tries to get sharky's toothy grin right.
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It's the main defense mechanism for the toothy, bottom-feeding creatures.
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There's Uncle Chan, a gangly, bespectacled man with a toothy grin.
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She looked at me and gave me a big toothy smile.
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"Pretty spectacular, right?" said Mr. Weisler, a toothy and optimistic Australian.
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" She flashed a toothy smile, looked down and said, "No, David.
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Their toothy smiles, moon-faced silhouettes and pointy nipples are increasingly appealing.
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She flashes a toothy smile across the restaurant at a little girl,
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Many are sweet and humble: "heh heh," accompanied by a toothy grin.
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A roly-poly child with a toothy grin was perched behind them.
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A distinctive look and personality, too: the dazed, toothy dottiness of the Rev.
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I give myself the biggest toothy smile right before heading out the door.
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He started off Sunday's game happy, confident and cool — toothy grin and all.
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Then, with a toothy smile, she plunges off them and out of frame.
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In the photo, her smile is toothy and bright, her happiness made plain.
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As my sister held up her camera, I smiled a wide, toothy smile.
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It also created the Federal Election Commission to enforce these toothy new statutes.
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Some focused on the sculpture's toothy smile, others on its close-set, bulging eyes.
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Zombies are a toothy refutation of happy endings, though not always of funny ones.
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But his toothy grin was the star of the show in the sweet snap!
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Poe locked eyes with me and approached, a toothy smile painted on his face.
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I brush my teeth with a Humble Co. Toothbrush and Lush's Limelight Toothy Tabs.
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To one side, Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton stand together with big toothy smiles.
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He practices both the Mona Lisa -- slight, closed-lip -- and a wide, toothy smile.
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Nothing dampens her enthusiasm for chasing these ugly fish with their bony, toothy tongues.
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Is the cameraperson still alive or did they disintegrate at Drake's impossibly toothy grin?
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But baby Mulgrew wasn't allowed to flash her toothy smile at daycare for long.
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First, a couple of small catfish nibbled, then toothy piranhas hit the bait savagely.
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And yet, as he walked off the mound, he was flashing a toothy grin.
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Alligator heads, agape and toothy, rested on a shelving unit beside antlers and pelts.
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He liked her toothy smile, she liked his respect, but each harbored racial stereotypes.
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Despite the toothy title of her latest work, Ms. Garfield isn't an assaultive artist.
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Part of the problem is the United States lacks any truly toothy privacy law.
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With or without swanky new solutions, the risks of meeting a toothy end are microscopic.
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Fist raised in the air, with a toothy smile, Michael celebrated moments after the adoption.
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With a sideways glare, Beyoncé's smile is instantly replaced by a rage-filled, toothy snarl.
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Its toothy jaw delivered upwards of 7 tons of pressure when it chomped its prey.
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"I want to be loud and dumb," Mr. Veach said with a wide, toothy grin.
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The left shoulder slouched lower, more casually, and he occasionally broke into a toothy grin.
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The staff renamed him Cletus and shot a quick video that accentuated the dog's toothy grin.
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The next year he added to this combination a cute bird-dinosaur, its toothy mouth agape.
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Its exaggerated, dominant front end is like a neanderthal's oversized jaw, grinning a toothy radiator smile.
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At the head of the table sits Anders Mostue, shorter, bespectacled, quick with a toothy grin.
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Since June, we've been mourning the loss of his photographs, his toothy smile, and that jacket.
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These toothy critters also shy away from boats and ships, adding to their invisibility to humans.
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Other creatures discovered in the deep next door include the very toothy deep-sea lizardfish, bathysaurus.
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Sill in Oklahoma—the home of Army artillery—and Bella was all toothy smiles and slobber.
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That toothy televangelist keeps using spiritual language to call for donations to buy a second jet.
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Crocodiles on the other hand flash a toothy grin with their top and bottom teeth interlacing.
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"Of course there's going to be an album in 2019," she said flashing a toothy smile.
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And in rare moments, Ms. Collette's big toothy smile shines a beam of light into the film.
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"Nah," he laughs, revealing a wide, toothy smile a dentist would proudly hang on an office poster.
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He held a steaming cup just below his toothy smile; the photo took up an entire wall.
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He's a standard conservative Republican with a toothy politician's grin, which he can still flash on command.
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His last three mixtapes were called Return of the Wave, Toothy Wavy and A Wave Called Yes.
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That big toothy grin on her face reveals just how excited she was to take this photo.
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Then Legend hams it up to the camera before Teigen dances goofily and flashes a toothy grin.
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They also seized 300,000 euros — the bulk of it locked in a cage with the toothy reptiles.
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It also doesn't have a single thought in its noggin, but it does have armies of toothy monsters.
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But then again, if I flash some toothy grin in a solo selfie, that looks kinda dumb too.
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Johnson employs his big toothy grin, effortless charm and surprising comic gifts to make the film almost watchable.
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Shakira and Gerard Piqué are effectively shutting down rumors they've split by taking a very toothy joyride together.
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Sure, Womer looks lovely smiling happily in her wedding gown, but it's Cricket's toothy grin that really shines.
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His broad, toothy grin took up half his face, a bright flash of white against his dark skin.
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Reporter's Notebook It was a little shimmy of her shoulders — cheeky, insouciant — accompanied by a big, toothy grin.
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It is also different from soccer because you can't use your feet, either — just your toothy, autumnal mouth.
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His toothy smile and sunny disposition belie the seven years of arduous hardship he faced to enter Germany.
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She made James Brown's toothy-looking smile look toothier with a round container that once held cheese wedges.
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"I have some fans in here," Mr. Scaramucci said with a toothy grin as he took the stage.
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The only sounds in the kitchen were running water and clanging silverware and toothy brush in rhythmic rotation.
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With a toothy grin, Zhang prods his screen, prompting the phone to play a mildly irritating trance-pop song.
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Max B.'s last three mixtapes were titled A Wave Called Yes, Toothy Wavy and Return of the Wave.
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Former teammates recall Hanson walking around campus shirtless on volleyball game days, flashing a toothy smile around at everybody.
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Then, in what appeared to be a tender moment, the runners flashed each other toothy grins as they finished.
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Mere inches from his head, smiling my big toothy smile, I had been sliced out of my own fantasy.
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The toothy smile could be straight from the affable Australian shark Bruce in 2003's Finding Nemo. JAW-SOME!
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Brose also makes the pair of oblong air gates that give the front of some BMWs their toothy look.
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One moment he's flashing a toothy smile and explaining how old age can slow down a man's sex drive.
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Dapper and mustachioed, with a toothy smile and cheeky charm, Mr. Forsyth was a television presence for 75 years.
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Instead of revealing pink or blue filling, this party was interrupted when a toothy alien burst out of the cake.
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During certain attacks, the character donned a toothy grin, loincloth, feathered headdress, and torch—invoking a racist Native American stereotype.
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A young woman had genderbent Jack Skellington of The Nightmare Before Christmas, giving a toothy grin in a pinstripe corset.
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Where Britt Robertson is sullen and sour, hiding behind blunt fringe, Ellie Reed brings toothy smiles and an appealing outlook.
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Lexus resisted dotting the exterior with chrome accents, and even the toothy grin of the grille has been toned down.
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" The story builds to a climax, with a menacing shark sporting a toothy smile: "It was getting closer and closer!
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The tiny tots, who both have light brown hair, sparkling blue eyes and infectious, toothy grins, could pass for sisters.
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Sometimes—between the skateboarding, toothy grins, devastating news reports, the highs 'n' the lows—it can be hard to tell.
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Beneath the mask's toothy grin is an orthogonal wind tube, while thin sticks representative of raindrops dangle from two fins.
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Even though it had been artfully reattached, the idea of toothy-faced things near my head set off alarm bells.
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I was looking for an apple to make an apple butter that didn't have the toothy, thick quality that most do.
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During conversation, there's hardly a moment when she's not throwing her head back in laughter or flashing a toothy, winsome grin.
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If anything, I think it looks a bit like a toned-down version of the jagged and toothy Lexus UX Concept.
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An active imagination immediately offered up a nightmare's host of toothy, ravenous animals that lurked just outside the beam's paltry reach.
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She was dark-haired (was she Italian?) and had an unmistakable, toothy smile and cheeks that rose high on her face.
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Clinton as a toddler, teetering down steps with a grown-up's help and waving to the camera with a toothy smile.
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Short and unassuming, with a wide, toothy smile, Turner manages effortlessly to be both calming and commanding at the same time.
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Since the bears started arriving in December, people have taken to staying at home, lest they meet a toothy surprise outside.
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The development from toothy juveniles to toothless and beaked adults probably let dinos young and old live together without competing for food.
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And then I wasn't breastfeeding a baby anymore — but here we were instead, mother and toothy toddler — and nothing had really changed.
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Busia is thirty-eight, with big brown eyes, a warm, toothy grin, and the dense, bunched-up shoulders of a gym rat.
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"The Good Cop" does provide a toothy role for Danza, but not much of a stretch from his well-established TV persona.
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As soon as I walk in, I'm face-to-face with a toothy-grinned hostess standing in front of a mounted elk.
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Once an L. unguispinus caught you in its claws, the next stop on your tour of terror would probably be its toothy mouth.
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A far cry from signature toothy grin of today, in this picture, Ellen is giving what looks like a forced, pursed lip smile.
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John, handsome, toothy, and strong, is one of a few contestants who truly doesn't seem comfortable on camera, even though he's really trying.
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It was used alongside a couple of toothy photos of the giggling soccer fan in his England jersey at home in Kensington Palace.
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An Australian company that makes shark repellent technology hopes to take our fear of the toothy creatures all the way to the bank.
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With a little work, citizens lodged the end of the cable into their arms until the toothy part was snug inside their flesh.
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Henk hits the beach, butt sliding over the crisp, blue shallows—but should he fall here, he's swallowed by a toothy underwater predator.
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Her more devilish features—that toothy grin, those cat-like eyes—instantly reconfigure just what it is we may remember her as being.
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That toothy grin is unmistakable, as is the deep, confiding tone with which Dafoe recites the words of van Gogh, in voice-over.
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In the video, Ms. Gill zoomed in on a six-foot-long, stiff, glistening dolphin carcass, its mouth frozen into a toothy smile.
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Keep your eyes peeled for the shot-on-Super-8 rarity "The Abomination," about toothy monsters with a taste for human entrails. (nitehawkcinema.com)
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Dae Dae is a 23-year-old rapper with a toothy grin and long, blue-dyed dreads that flap up when he dances.
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They have an apical angle of 155°, compared with the 50°-60° found in toothy hunters such as the sperm whales, which eat squid.
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I run the last two blocks, slapping the pavement with my toothy shoes, nearly crashing into the ad-drone that's painting a half-naked
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While the research is ongoing, he has a theory for why we insist on toothy grins for T-rexes: To match "their impressive size."
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Jagaur's I-Pace electric SUV has a traditional toothy smile, which the UK car company says is to improve aerodynamics and cool the batteries.
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Though his mom, Holly (Roberts), is initially pleased to see him (Roberts' blesses him that big, toothy Julia Roberts smile), she remains cautiously optimistic.
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They miss the good ol' days of pop stars singing about how great life is through their big, toothy smiles and saying absolutely nothing.
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His two front teeth have come in The little prince showed off his toothy smile in his first birthday portraits (taken by mom Kate!).
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He grafts butterfly wings onto rat-faced humanoids; he imagines a toothy fish with human legs (in stylish leather boots) feasting on a human.
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The most disturbing is "Self-Portrait: Laughing" from 1907 — a small, maniacal close-up of Gerstl, face flushed, eyes aflame, with a toothy grin.
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Ms. Robbie takes on the role with vigor and strained toothy smiles, giving an outsize performance that suits the film's broadness and showy surfaces.
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The fresh footage from the film indicates Mr. Malek also may have nailed the late legend's dramatic stage moves, toothy smile and polyglot accent.
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Before this grinning guy was king of his castle, he was just another toothy tot flashing a smile for the camera in Chicago, Illinois.
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WATCH THIS: See Prince George Show off His Toothy Smile in Adorable New Birthday Portrait Hmm…wonder who he'll make his next edible masterpiece for?
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"Fantasy Forging Station" (2016) is a squat figure with a bronze head in the form of an anvil with bugging eyes and a toothy grin.
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At the time, the Indians used only one logo on their cap — Chief Wahoo, the toothy caricature they have used, off and on, for decades.
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Eventually I did catch my breath and reorganize my sorry wet self and gave the nice guy a big thanks with a genuine toothy smile.
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That afternoon, he introduced Mr. Cook to some of his classmates, including his close friend Adrienne Walker, a vocalist and actress with a toothy smile.
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For if you can't look in the mirror and catch yourself smiling from time to time, then you're no better than the toothy bastard himself.
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It was a clear night, a full moon, and we could see the possum's toothy grimace as clearly as we could see what woke us.
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William and Kate shared an adorable photo of George (complete with toothy grin!) taken at the royal family's home of Kensington Palace for his 4th birthday.
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Reliability issues with the Renault engine blighted Ricciardo and Red Bull last year but Sunday's performance left the 26-year-old flashing his usual toothy grin.
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In a few short weeks, Parkland activism propelled Florida, one of the most gun-friendly states in America, to pass a series of toothy gun reforms.
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Toronto's global ambassador shone his signature toothy, innocent grin and talked about Views, "One Dance", and got pranked by some guy jumping out of a... box?
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He was African-American with a branch of Cherokee in his family tree, possessing of kinky hair, a toothy grin, and wise-beyond-his-years eyes.
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Drake must be smiling a toothy grin right now knowing his prematurely dubbed "classic" album has been number one for nine weeks now, according to Billboard.
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Going live to air after Debate Night 2.2: The Malarkening had wrapped up, it seemed Meyers had very much enjoyed the former vice president's toothy cantankerousness.
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While Donna and June were beaming, toothy and unwrinkled, from television screens, maternal ambivalence was jumping from diaries and letters to published memoirs and magazine articles.
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A hot, dark-haired woman (I assume Juanita) caught mid-cha cha blankly stared at me from the can's yellow label with a big, toothy smile.
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For example, Simo says feel-good video star Markian could add an especially toothy smile reaction to entertain his fan club group on Facebook, the #SmileSquad.
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"Everything that is special or important to me I keep at my grandparents' house," she said, a big, toothy smile emerging from beneath her baseball cap.
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Before getting on the stage he high-fived the first two rows of patrons, greeting everyone with a toothy smile accompanied by little Ric Flair woos.
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Every photograph gives its subject an transporting beauty, even the startling sight of a saltwater crocodile gorging on fish with its toothy maw in Kimberley, Australia.
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Related: A Korean Illustrator's Existentially Damaged Illustrations The Museum Of Bad Art Has Been Celebrating Failure Since 1993 Smile and Scream at UK Illustrator Lumps' Toothy Drawing
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In addition to its namesake toothy predators, it's also known for red sand, aquamarine water and ancient stromatolite—features that landed it on UNESCO's World Heritage list.
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Scientists have found a new species of whale ancestor — a toothy cetacean that sucked prey into its mouth and likely hunted at the bottom of the seafloor.
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Creepy close-up The Internet straight up freaked out over this menacing satellite image of Hurricane Matthew, which looks like a human skull with a toothy grin.
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Just like modern mammals, our scaly, toothy forebears had a monopoly on the large-bodied ecological niches of the day: big plant-eaters, big omnivores, big carnivores.
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The mermaids, mermen and merchildren look at ease free diving up to 15 feet deep, their eyes wide open and their mouths fixed into effortless toothy-smiles.
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But the greatest impression is made by those toothy, frightening monsters who can climb walls, jump long distances, and make terrifying noises while they're gobbling up humans.
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Rebekka Paskewitz, a finalist in the competition, held a toothy braces smile while she sat for her sculpture, and later while she waved at her adoring fans.
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Pedro, 8, athletic with a toothy smile, sometimes hung on the back of his father's motorized chair, releasing himself and leaping in attempts to hit doorway tops.
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It saw little resemblance between the younger man, with his toothy smile and dark widow's peak, and the older one, with his grim expression and thinning hair.
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I decided to be less loud and less aggressive, to throw up a toothy smile every time I marched down a sidewalk or stood at a podium.
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Rutan's second partner was the toothy goldilocked Richard Branson, a thrill-addicted serial adventurer and entrepreneur who was as enthusiastic about publicity as Allen was averse to it.
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New research suggests that theropods -- those "beast-footed" terrestrial carnivores -- had lips and gums that covered most of their teeth, challenging toothy ideas of what they looked like.
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The toothy dinosaur, described this week in the journal Scientific Reports, was discovered in the south of France among a jumble of bones from other dinosaurs and reptiles.
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Before mating season begins in March, toothy lotharios embark on amorous quests to get acquainted with the females in their territory, said Penn State biology professor Stam Zervanos.
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The gallery has launched a Kickstarter to make this toothy rodent a reality to display during protests, of which there will certainly be many in the coming years.
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As Bonfield approached the dugout at TD Ameritrade Park, Wilson plopped a cap shaped like a hog's head, with a toothy snout for a bill, on Bonfield's head.
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It was their campaign headquarters in 1976 and Carter's famously toothy grin is emblazoned on vintage campaign posters still sold in stores along the town's tiny Main Street.
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Listening to him smack his lips while eating with a toothy grin can trigger all the same comforting warm fuzzies any boring old human ASMR YouTube celeb can.
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He spent a recent Saturday drawing at least a half-dozen iterations of a toothy shark and created a mountain scene as a parting gift for a visitor.
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A threadbare farmer tending to charcoal embers in the shadow of the fifth century battlements yells at the angry dog to shut up and flashes me a toothy grin.
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She doesn't flash a toothy grin but rather looks at the camera as though seeing through it and into her own thoughts, presumably about what her married future holds.
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The ants stretched their jaws open a seemingly preposterous 280 degrees, and then, when puffed with a bit of air, snapped their toothy pincers closed with a robotic instantaneousness.
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For a moment, I think it's her placenta, but no — this is a round, mechanical-looking cog, like a toothy organ, something that would be affixed to a vehicle.
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And for his 4th birthday last year, Will and Kate shared an adorable photo of George (complete with toothy grin!) taken at the royal family's home of Kensington Palace.
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Instead, Peter's still got his signature toothy grin, six-pack abs (which seem more defined post-Rachel, if at all possible), and a new take on his old mustache.
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I imagine I can see judgments about my hair and my backpack and my dirty old shoes scroll behind his white toothy smile like a scene from The Matrix.
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A collection of 26 of the toothy Scouser's most beloved hits, including (probable) classics like...actually, can anyone, without cheating, name six songs by Cilla Black, let alone 26?
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Set to a score ranging from Marilyn Manson to David Lang and original music by Terry Dame, the result is a toothy treat for a fun and ghoulish holiday.
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That version is regarded as more offensive than the current red, white and blue model, which depicts a person with an exaggerated toothy smile, huge eyes and a feather.
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I did think the look of the grid today was quite ingenious as well; once I watched the commercial, the black squares suggested a bit of a toothy grin.
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One of those accounts, "Trump But About Sharks," rewrites the president's tweets to insert references to sharks, an apparent reference to Trump's widely known dislike of the toothy fish.
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It releases the strings into the current, forming a snotty web that it holds on to with its equivalent of a toothy tongue, trapping plankton and other ocean debris.
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While playing a show in Amsterdam on May 20, the Radiohead frontman suddenly turned to the crowd to give them a giant toothy grin — much to their adoration and amusement.
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Since musicians are generally marketed as sullen, hard-faced and moody on their artwork and promo materials, we thought it best to paint some toothy smiles right across their face.
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Modern dolphins, with their long toothy snouts, are good at catching fish, but as Boessenecker points out, short snouts, which typically appear in toothed whales, are good for suction feeding.
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"Unlike most politicians who give a toothy grin and strong handshake and pat you on your back, when this president is at odds with you, he tells you," Schlapp said.
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The milk teeth left my mouth one by one, flooding it with the metallic taste of blood and chipping away at the big-eyed, toothy baby I was no longer.
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"It took them three days to find my boy," said Biniam's mother Kassanesh, gesturing to a framed photograph of a teenager with a toothy smile and curly mop of hair.
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In addition to the corporate actions, Parkland activism propelled Florida, one of the most gun-friendly states in America, to pass a series of toothy gun reforms earlier this month.
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With this portrait of a stylized black man with bright white eyes and a toothy grin (one missing in the front), Marshall set a trajectory for the next 36 years.
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With Charlotte sleeping on her father's chest, Dr. Milless filled out a card committing to caucus for Mr. O'Rourke and held it up while the Texan offered his toothy smile.
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Referring to sexual violence and humanity's dark side — with toothy heads devouring legs, and unidentifiable bodies cavorting with orgiastic abandon — Erban's art gives visible form to convulsions of existential dread.
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Viewers watched Mr. McKeon grow up on the show as he played the smart and loving preteen son with a toothy grin who went on to play basketball in college.
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This toothy, piscean predator's discovery builds on an emerging picture of the recovery from life's nastiest die-off, one that suggests a dogged persistence of life in the wake of cataclysm.
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But grabbing attention instead was a bronze bust of the player with a toothy grin and bulging eyes that instantly created a laugh on social media because of its debatable likeness.
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In person, however, Mr Haneke is a relaxed and good-humoured interviewee who is given to toothy smiles and twinkle-eyed chuckles as he reels off long, fluent answers in German.
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Think about the cat-and-mouse of the movie's kitchen scene, played out over several sections, with limited means of defending yourself should a gang of toothy terrors descend on you.
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In any litter, Marcello would be the runt: long-snouted and toothy, he grins nervously upward at Simone, who is three times his size and, I'd guess, built from reinforced concrete.
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Posing with Ted Cruz, Donald Jr. shows his respect for (lack thereof) for the former president with a toothy grimace, as Cruz looks on like Chris Farley's dad in Tommy Boy.
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In total, we paddled five hours that day covering seven and a half miles and saw no one else, not even a toothy crocodile, just cranes, hawks, wrens and other birdlife.
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This damage to the shark's denticles, the small, toothy structures that make up shark skin, could make them more vulnerable to infection or injury and slow them down by increasing drag.
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Nevertheless, the campaign image — which is styled to mimic makeup ads from the '80s — features a close-up of Miller smiling wide, with a shock of red lipstick surrounding her toothy grin.
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What's worse, though, is that the outcome was — gasp — LEAKED, and the spoiler triggered outcry from those who were waiting to see their quirky, witty, toothy-grinned trivia show hero make history.
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At a clearing encircled by more members of the cloaked horde, clouds take toothy serpent shapes and obscure the white of Sampson's enormous desert moon, but nothing can dampen the menace below.
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In the Western world, the toothy chiropteran has long represented a dark, sinister creature, largely due to its nocturnal habits but also because of misconceptions towards the ominous-sounding, common vampire bat.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Maggots spill from the bare ribcage of the toothy skeleton, and the poor soul in hell, his skin blood-red, is tearing apart his own torso.
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That was the case with the small gooey thing we first see springing from John Hurt's chest, which eventually grew into the long-headed, toothy nightmare that has haunted many a viewer.
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At his victory party, Mr. Sanders, flashing a wide, toothy grin, pointed to the large voter turnout as evidence that only he could energize the Democratic electorate to defeat the Republicans in November.
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On that wide walkway, I ran into a boy from class who broke into a toothy smile, stuck out his much darker hand, and shook mine vigorously, laughing like he had no sense.
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On a visit a few days before the titanosaur's unveiling, workers were applying finishing touches as Dr. Norell paused at the entrance, under the watchful eye and toothy jaw of the star attraction.
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Mr. Hamilton, a comic in his mid-30s whose cadences evoke Jerry Seinfeld, has a wide smile, but when he goes onstage, he emphasizes it, broadening his mouth into a preposterously toothy grin.
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With his All-American good looks, wavy blonde hair, piercing blue eyes, and toothy smile, Hunter rose to the top ranks of Hollywood leading men in the 1950's and early '60's.
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Most of all, I see myself in his face, the eyes like mine, left slightly larger than right, especially when he's tired, and the toothy smile that breaks through the most serious situations.
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But he's also adroit with more leisurely horrors, like the snap-crackle-pop of the murderous shade flexing for the kill, or the slow animation of a sacklike scarecrow into a toothy obscenity.
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What's important here is we have a video of Lil Wayne doing his big toothy grin, exuding unlimited happiness in a TV spot for his favorite sport, bringing maximum vibes to your day.
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Jessica Simpson's middle child and only son, who turns 6 this month, was all toothy grin in a new photograph the singer shared to Instagram on Monday, cradling his baby sister in his arms.
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Minutes earlier, I'd watched the man joke with other inmates in striped jumpsuits as they took turns trading hand gestures with me, licking their lips and flashing toothy grins through the visiting room window.
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Field, who was dressed in a white dashiki, has a huge, toothy smile, but for much of our conversation, her mouth was set and firm, and her eyes were enormous and beseeching, making their case.
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At the start of the movie — before she encounters the toothy beast — Nancy scrolls through a bunch of photos of her mother on her phone, sliding through each picture with the flick of her thumb.
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In much the same vein, this lanyard bead is bizarre, perhaps even misleading (what exactly is the point?), but it's hard not to look at that toothy grin and menacing tongue and crack a smile.
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Like Jaws' rogue great white and Tremors' giant toothy sand worm (or "Graboid," if you want to get technical), the scariest thing about the Demogorgon is its ability to strike at any moment, from any direction.
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With a toothy grin, the toddler posed for photos with Ali, joined by Brianna Rollins, who won the race with a time of 12.48 seconds, and Kristi Castlin, who took third coming in at 12.61 seconds.
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Calico Labs — the mysterious life-extension research and development company backed by Google and pharmaceutical giant AbbVie — is harnessing a colony of walking, toothy scrotums known as naked mole rats to unlock the secrets of aging.
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Prince George is all smiles with his toothy grin in the adorable photo, which was taken at the royal family's home of Kensington Palace at the end of June by Chris Jackson, Getty Images Royal Photographer.
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Her character has sought out some secluded surf spot in Australia that her guide mistakenly refers to as "paradise," when it is clearly a place where giant toothy fish come to munch on pretty blond women.
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Last week, Florida overcame intense pressure from the NRA to pass a toothy set of gun reforms, including raising the minimum age to purchase a firearm to 21 and beefing up background checks for prospective buyers.
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But when he opens his mouth — after a wordless trick involving a bowl of apples that vibrates when he nears, much like a fruit-based theremin — he is toothy and jokey, charisma-proof, but somehow likable.
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He said the transition they saw in the jaws of the Limusaurus — where hatchlings and juveniles lose their teeth as they became adults — may have been how the change from toothy dinosaur to beaked bird began.
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It seems that a giant sea dragon — "some kind of leviathan with wings of leather and a toothy grin," in the words of an amused Londoner — is making its first appearance in the estuary since 1669.
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In a Skype interview on Friday, from a room illuminated by a single fluorescent bulb, Mr. Muhaysini seemed relaxed, often breaking into a toothy grin as he insisted that he posed no threat to the West.
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Analysis of a newly discovered toothy, finned fossil from America, just published in Current Biology by Jonathan Geisler of the New York Institute of Technology and his colleagues, promises to illuminate one part of this remarkable journey.
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Check out more videos from VICE: Two former top military leaders offered support for gun control over Twitter, then three Marine Corps combat veterans penned a powerful op-ed in the Washington Post calling for toothy reforms.
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These toothy reptiles range from Texas to North Carolina and kill about one person every year and a half, most famously a young boy who was playing near a pond at the Disney World hotel in 1.33.
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Scroll through his videos, and you will see James, always flashing a toothy grin, pulling the curtain back in rugged Kaifeng, arid Xinjiang, and other dense, vibrant regions that often fly under the radar of Western tourism.
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We will be in a world where regulatory substance fades to black, and all that is left is a broadband provider's toothy grin and those oh so comforting words: we have every incentive to do the right thing.
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"KILL4ME" is the latest in the Manson tradition of swinging, toothy industrial rockers a la "Disposable Teens" and "The Dope Show" and there's not much more to it than that, but it's a good time for all involved.
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With these legends fresh in my mind, it was easy to imagine that a nearby cave, the Garganta del Diablo (Devil's Throat), which looks like an open, toothy mouth, might actually swallow anyone foolish enough to sleep there.
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About 23,21 miles away and later in the afternoon, Dallas owner Jerry Jones, after grasping his chest as if feigning a heart attack, happily cracked a toothy grin in the shadowy, unnatural light of his private football palace.
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He'd sit in a box seat dressed in a Yankees jacket and cap, baring that toothy grin, and although I am a Mets fan suckled on Yankees loathing, I had to concede his fanaticism was nutty and real.
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In "Sandra Bland," Williams depicts a nude woman, upside-down, her arms and wrists bound behind her back, her head disappearing into the cannibal's toothy maw, whose flesh shimmers incongruously with pointillistic dots of violet, pink, and yellow.
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A host of other surreal elements—think toothy teleporters, tiny baby hands, and strange ritualistic dance numbers—are all rendered in a mixture of stop-motion, ace make-up design, campy but believable costumes, and other briliant practical effects.
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While Ling and husband Dr. Paul Song's daughter Ray, 3 on Thursday, didn't look too sure about all the excitement, their older daughter Jett, 6, was all toothy grins during the family's sweet photo op with Chase and Marshall.
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If the headlights are eyes, and the upper grille with the car's emblem is its nose, and the lower grille is a toothy smile, then you know this car is pretty goddamn happy to be chauffeuring you around town.
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Fans of independent street artist Rx Skulls -- who is well known for a signature toothy skull design -- recently alerted him directly to a new line of hoodies and pins that Rob's own line, HALFWAYDEAD, was advertising on social media.
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To mark the International Day of Charity on Thursday, Obama, 55, shared a sweet throwback photo on Instagram from her own early school days — complete with bangs and a toothy grin — and encouraged her followers to do the same.
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It finds its subject animated, punctuating his sentences with a toothy grin as he talks about his Roman Catholic upbringing, his early days at the fashion house Chez Ninon and his humble apartment in the old Carnegie Hall Studios.
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Knowing the ranks of your male colony mates is important for survival, because bulls are big and powerful: They stretch up to 16 feet long, can weigh more than two tons and possess toothy mouths with four sharp canines.
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The man was tall and thin, with a hint of hard times behind his toothy smile, but like the 9,999 other volunteers recruited to help out during the big game here in Houston, he was giving it his all.
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Moog's smooth-yet-toothy synths can be heard everywhere in music, on the most well-known pop records from Brian Eno and Dr. Dre, to the work of those who channel the distant cosmos, like Sun Ra and Wendy Carlos.
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The entries include a nightmarish close-up of a tapeworm with a toothy frown; a freaky shot of a daddy longleg's bulging, lidless eye; and a view of two gangrene-hued weevils getting it on—a bit more ew than boo.
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You can watch a story that doesn't pound into your heart that you're not good enough and that doesn't ignore, with a saccharine toothy smile, that your body is treated differently by the world and you are constantly reminded of that.
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In other drawings in ink on paper or paperboard, Nishimura obscures faces or body parts in thickets of dense, wiry lines, or he depicts mysterious, toothy creatures that appear to emerge from a common body or share a common tail.
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Renaissance portrait artists rarely depicted their subjects with a toothy grin, because that feature was associated with a more comic painting genre — so the AI tends to swap out large smiles for the tight-lipped grimaces from its data set.
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The Indians will still feature the logo, a cartoon figure with red skin, a toothy smile and a feather in his headband, on merchandise sold in their stores in northeast Ohio and in Goodyear, Arizona, where the Indians hold spring training.
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Based on an eight-inch chunk of its jawbone and a few loose teeth discovered in France, paleontologists estimate that this toothy dinosaur grew to 16 feet long, and had massive, scissor-like chompers that sharpened themselves as the dino chewed.
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"We will be in a world where regulatory substance fades to black, and all that is left is a broadband provider's toothy grin and those oh so comforting words: 'We have every incentive to do the right thing,' " she said.
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Let's take the microscope to the vigneron, a man named Loïc with a toothy smile and skinny limbs, who worked in front of a computer at Amnesty International but quickly aborted that mission for a place near where he grew up.
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"Mom's Old Fashioned Root Beer" features an old woman exposing her thighs to a man who looks on with a toothy grin, using innuendo and the idiom of advertising to suggest how commerce can exploit base desires and simple aspirations.
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But he was all-purpose: the craggy face leathery from sun, wind and snow; powerful hands scarred with cuts; flyaway hair crushed under a woolen cap; keen eyes for the next toehold; and a toothy smile for the book signings.
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Where was the vetting — or, more to the point, the preparation — of Betsy DeVos, our new education secretary, who waltzed into her confirmation hearing and theorized that the greatest pedagogical threat to America's schoolchildren was toothy, furry and fond of salmon.
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And now, we have a Sonic who looks a lot more like his video game self (less toothy, bigger eyes, a bit of a tan), which fans seem to approve of: THE DIFFERENCE IN THE SONIC MOVIE SONIC'S IS INSANE pic.twitter.
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He brings energy and enthusiasm to every character, with a toothy and disarming grin and a predilection for roles that let him try new things, whether it's acting essentially alone in 127 Hours or parodying himself in This Is the End.
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It's an odd set-up, soon topped by a burping, bloated hunter dying on their toilet just after some Nutty Professor farts and just before a "shit weasel" (basically a toothy, alien eel) falls out of his ass to kill Beaver (Jason Lee).
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Reid's amateur boxing career lasted about two years and 20 fights, and while there's apparently no record of his wins and losses, a great newspaper photo of a "toothy" Reid knocking out Rex Lancaster of Snow College "in a recent pugilist match" survived.
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Not all of the merchandise is particularly interesting, but I'll admit a special fondness for last year's Faceless Void boxers briefs, which featured a toothy grin encompassing much of the, uh, package region ("like Teeth for dudes," as one friend put it).
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Trader Aji Jagne, 32, had chanted "we are free" until her voice was hoarse on Sunday but by the end of the day, less than 24 hours after Jammeh flew out of the country and into exile, her toothy grin had disappeared.
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These intense physical displays have long served as his most persuasive markers of authenticity; his toothy smile and persona may be contrived, but the motorcycle he races on helmetless and the wind that pummels him during a free-fall are anxiously real.
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Her scenes from Greek mythology and occasionally the Bible unfold with a combination of visual humor, fast, toothy brushwork and a complex allure that is new and entices you to look and look again, thinking through what's happening, in paint, compositions and story.
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He's telling the truth, and by doing so, he's telling those looming officers that the real enemy of the USSR is the triumphant employees of capitalism — the kids in tacky sailor suits who will out-consume the dripping, toothy maw of the communist assimilator.
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Of course it's a brilliantly sunny day, one where everyone I see on the street seems to be reveling in the arrival of spring, their faces sporting toothy grins, glowing with the promise of what wonderful things might occur in the next eight hours.
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His notable qualities include being best friends with fellow A-list actor Ben Affleck, having blonde hair and a toothy smile, "being from Boston," and using his capital and genuine smarts to give interviews in which he will discuss politics if given the opportunity.
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Asked what were the day's big sellers, Antonio Piemontese, a young journalist moonlighting as a salesman ("The pay is better doing this," he said), immediately held up a $60 tote bag emblazoned with a woman's toothy smile, a scatological epithet scrawled across her teeth.
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A little more than 200 million years ago, a four-fanged pterosaur flew over the vast desert of Triassic Utah snagging other reptiles with its toothy mouth, until it met its untimely end on the banks of a dried-up oasis, new research finds.
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I have seen the alternative to Ted Cruz — Lord knows we need an alternative to Ted Cruz — and he's a peppy, rangy, toothy progressive with ratios of folksiness to urbanity and irreverence to earnestness that might well have been cooked up in some political laboratory.
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ARCHAEOPTERYX, a toothy, feathered fossil found in Germany in the 19th century, hinted at a crucial moment in one of the greatest transitions in the history of life—the point when dinosaurs (which have teeth) took to the skies, and birds (which have feathers) were thus born.
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FRANCOIS BAIRDFounderFairplayJohannesburg The giant toothy, gaping mouth at the Oval Office door in Lexington's piece on Mick Mulvaney, the new White House chief of staff (January 19th), brought to mind the cover art on King Crimson's iconic album from 1969, "In the Court of the Crimson King".
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Nestled proudly in Queen Elizabeth's lap, Princess Charlotte showed off a brand new toothy smile – and an adorable new outfit – when she posed alongside big brother Prince George for the famed photographer Annie Leibovitz in a new picture released on Thursday to celebrate the Queen's 90th birthday.
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In the new Christmas card picture released by Prince William and Kate Middleton on Friday, 5-year-old George is not only debuting a new cheeky pose (toothy smile and a leg in the air!), but he's also wearing a grown-up pair of long trousers.
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"Stranger Things" also borrowed heavily from King stories like "Carrie" (telekinetic powers … ) and "Firestarter" ( … bestowed on a little girl as a result of dark government experiments) as well as the "Alien" films, with the shorn Eleven like a junior Ripley facing off against a toothy, bloodthirsty creature.
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But when a group of the toothy dam builders took up residence along the River Tay in western Scotland several years ago, local farmers and fishermen greeted the animals with hostility, saying they posed a threat to farmland and salmon runs and were potential carriers of disease.
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There has been no end to the creepy descriptions of the snakehead fish, a slimy, toothy, large-jawed animal that can breathe on land and crawl like a snake, in the decades that it has popped up in freshwater lakes, ponds and rivers in the United States.
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Watching her hop from one red carpet to the next maintaining that toothy smile and sturdy hand on her hip makes celebrity style watching fun again, which, coming from people who do this stuff for a living, is as fresh as a Valentino jacquard gown full of daisies.
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Based on these characteristics, and using modern tools for reconstructing evolutionary relationships, McCoy and her co-authors conclude that Tully monsters are probably a cousin of lampreys—those toothy, jawless fish that look like someone decapitated an eel, glued a kitchen blender on top, and hoped nobody would notice.
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The trailer, which you can watch above, features all of your laser-brained heroes—including Chris Pratt as Star-Lord, Zoe Saldana as Gamora, and Dave Bautista as Drax—as well as some toothy monsters, a dogged dogfight, and, of course, Baby Groot, who adorably almost blows everyone up.
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He deflected the Republicans' diversionary attacks with a toothy, playful grin, and when he spoke his right hand would grasp the air for emphasis, as if he were seizing the palpable point he wanted to drag out into the open, before sharpening into a jab of his index finger.
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Maury Povich is not your father, but he plays one on TV. For more than 212 years, the tanned, toothy talk-show host has welcomed out-of-control teens, single mothers, suspected fathers, and lying cheaters into his studio to let them work out their issues on national television.
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Once in the game, you could forget about the dreary annoyances of school as you slipped into your handcrafted persona of a thieving elf with high Strength and Intelligence scores and went off to battle the Demogorgon or a giant toothy Purple Worm with your fellow treasure-seeking friends.
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What made it all the more striking and complicated is that the photo — shiny metal tracks snaking through the deserted tunnel past a skeleton, a toothy gorilla, a painted owl, a devil, a figure dressed in a straw hat and (improbably!) a bikini, brandishing a scythe — is extraordinarily beautiful.
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Jacob Maasland, an 22001-year-old from New Zealand with an exuberant, toothy grin you can't say no to, wanted to see the mummies at the Metropolitan Museum of Art so badly that his parents didn't think twice about paying the Met's suggested admission fee of $21.6 per adult.
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The scrappy sister to The Daily Show slid into the 11:30 PM slot a year and a half ago, delighting an underrepresented young black audience and confusing the hell out of everyone who expects to see a toothy white dude behind a desk after the kids go to bed.
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The app became a bit of a viral hit earlier this year, off the back of a set of free filters that let people radically change the appearance of a selfie or portrait photo, including adding a toothy smile, switching genders, and dialing age appearance way up or way down.
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Much more fun, in my opinion, is the emoji that pukes a glorious cascade of slime green barf, and the one with wild, goofy eyes and its tongue out (seems like the interpretations for this one will be endless), and our first-ever dinosaur, a toothy T-Rex with tiny hands.
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It was the moment that Mr. Maher, not 10 minutes into the show, welcomed Ben Sasse, the Republican senator from Nebraska, a jovial, youthful guy (for a senator, anyway) with a toothy smile and black cowboy boots, whose new book, "The Vanishing American Adult," argues that traditional adulthood is dead.
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En route to these celestial magistrates, the four pass through perilous realms with names like the Volcano of the Damned, Murder Hell and the Blade Forest, battling the computer-animated likes of toothy fish with humanoid heads and so-called hell ghouls, with glowing red weapons vaguely resembling light sabers.
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A larger-than-life outfielder with a toothy grin and a devastating swing, Judge was the American League rookie of the year and the runner-up in most valuable player voting in 2017, and his was the best-selling jersey in Major League Baseball in each of the last two seasons.
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Not only did the infectious bop about a family of toothy fish make it onto the chart, putting it in league with a very short list of children's songs throughout history, it also scored the highest debut of the January 22016 edition of the Hot 22017, popping up at No. 20183.
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Lorenzo Bevilaqua/ABC And lastly, during a taping of The Chew with Clinton Kelly, mom-to-be Chrissy Teigen paired her ultra-thick, over-the-head braid with face-framing wispy bits, minimal makeup and a big toothy grin, giving us another reason why we wish we were BFFs with the star.
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The original team comprised Ted Allen, a bespectacled food and wine adviser; Kyan Douglas, a handsome "grooming guru"; Thom Filicia, an interior designer; Jai Rodriguez, a culture and relationships expert; and Carson Kressley, a blonde and toothy stylist who now appears on Drag Race and is probably the only one you remember.
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Far from the toothy, snarling monster we've come to know and love, Tyrannosaurus rex—and other theropods like it—might have sported a pair of lips, argues Robert Reisz, a paleontologist at the University of Toronto's Mississauga campus, who's presenting his theory on Friday at the annual Canadian Society of Vertebrate Paleontology meeting.
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Another cultural factor worth chewing on is that having nice teeth isn't so much of a priority when big toothy smiles are meted out more stingily than in the US. Despite all of these factors, the UK smile situation—much like the similarly maligned cuisine and weather—seems to be steadily improving.
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CreditCreditTodd Heisler/The New York Times CALABAZO, Colombia — Skinny but imposing with aviator glasses, a bushy mustache and a toothy smile, Julio Henríquez Santamaría was leading a community meeting in this sylvan hamlet when he was abducted by paramilitary thugs, thrown into the back of a Toyota pickup and disappeared forever on Feb.
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Staff at the school did not try to wrestle the reptile out of the pond themselves, instead they "contacted the proper agencies and experts to assist with its removal," Bedford Junior High School posted on Facebook on Thursday, including a warning to stay away from the pond until the toothy culprit was caught.
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Part of his "Anonymous Heroes" (since 2012) series, the portraits depict an uncommon cast of characters: a donkey sporting a toothy grin; Richie, who rents seats on the beaches of Cartagena; a street laborer who looks after parked cars in downtown Bogotá; and a girl marching for animal rights while carrying her pet duck.
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Molly Goldberg, The Goldbergs (1949-1957)Played by: Gertrude Berg With her trademark "Yoo hoo" and large, toothy smile, Molly Goldberg wasn't the first Jewish character to ever hit the screen, but she does mark the first major portrayal of a Jewish woman in a mainstream TV program whose identity was also central to the plot.
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" There were images, too—sloppy Photoshops and crude, Microsoft Paint-like doodles of a smiling Donald Trump throwing a dead Mexican over his infamous wall, a cartoon frog dressed as a member of ISIS beheading a more-than-happy to die liberal, a toothy progressive pointing to an African-American man and saying "meet my wife's boyfriend.
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In front of the camera, Carter breathlessly hauled out toothy smiles after each dunk, shrugging smack dab between sly and shy, admitting he had no idea where that first one came from ("A winger"), or the second ("Thought of it on the bench"), or the third ("First time I tried it") or the fourth ("I'm just happy").
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Josh's appearances on Love at First Kiss has turned him into a viral hit: Though his first smooch on the show, with Annalisa, was a toothy, close-mouthed encounter, and his second, with Emily, was so painful it was labeled "Cringe at First Kiss," the third act was the climax, as in any classical tripartite piece of drama.
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There were plenty of people around, and so there is plenty of grainy cell phone footage of some dude's ass being encircled in a floating ballet of toothy fish set to the sounds of skronking sax—it was (and the importance of this detail cannot be understated) "jazz night" at Ripley's Aquarium of Canada, cash bar included.
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Spock, by contrast, was decidedly warmer, his animated face and voice freely expressing such emotions as alarm, concern, relief, and even an almost childlike delight, when, having beamed down to the surface of the planet Talos IV, he encountered that singing flower and broke out, in a way that never got less disturbing, no matter how many times one saw it, in a toothy grin.
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The premise again creates toothy roles for the film's stars -- James McAvoy, with his multiple personalities, including the superhuman Beast; Samuel L. Jackson, as the evil genius Mr. Glass; and Bruce Willis, as intrepid, reluctant hero David Dunn -- along with a more thankless one for Sarah Paulson as the psychiatrist convinced she can cure them of the shared delusion that they possess extraordinary powers.
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There was a murmur of voices, and I turned to see Daniel set down the grassy aisle with his mother, beaming his toothy smile, simultaneously happier than I'd ever seen him and yet nearly unrecognizable, with his fabulous new hair and fashionable trim navy suit, and I was proud that I had played a small part in helping him move from one chapter to the next, and hopeful about all the chapters to come.
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A shade under 6 feet tall, with a receding hairline, a round belly, white streaks encroaching on his dark beard and a wide, toothy grin as he steps around unopened wedding gifts in his man cave — it's hard to imagine that this 38-year-old father of two young children is one of the best in the history of mixed martial arts, and is preparing for the pinnacle of a lifetime in combat.
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Although there is definitely a vapid element to competitive cheerleading – appearance is something that can count towards your overall competition score and if you're a female cheerleader it's standard to be wearing a big, garish bow on the top of your head, a "toothy grin", and, in many cases, a lot of makeup and fake tan – I would argue that cheer has become a weird haven in the UK for people who don't quite fit the mould.
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The monochromatic drawings and paintings in this exhibition, like the toothy ghoul in "Beast Head" (1958) and the stampeding "Winged Beast" (1961), parallel the tormented and tormenting figures of Brits like Francis Bacon and Lucien Freud, as well as similar figurations, bristling with existential dread, by New York-based contemporaries like Robert Beauchamp, Bob Thompson, Lester Johnson, and Joan Herbst — images that cropped up repeatedly two years ago in Grey Art Gallery's Inventing Downtown 1952-1965.
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