Be warned: this is an oddly transfixing video — transfixing in the way that, say, a zit-popping video is transfixing. Enjoy.
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She is also darkly transfixing, with an almost lupine spirit.
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The glow is transfixing, a campfire mesmerism of geologic scale.
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Ryan's performance is transfixing, as he's hilarious and horrifying by turns.
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The paint is, by all accounts, a transfixing thing to look at.
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And yet there is something transfixing about seeing her without the Poppy mask.
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The transition from day to dusk to night over the water is transfixing.
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It's easy to see why they're so transfixing for the people in Monterey.
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Bruce Springsteen gave a transfixing performance at Radio City Musical Hall on Sunday.
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Like Miranda's performances, "Haters" can be terrible and transfixing at the same time.
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It has been a transfixing run, at times overshadowing Nadal's own inspiring resurgence.
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The soul of an artist hides many things, good and bad and often transfixing.
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Fame reached fever pitch Prince's sound was as unique and transfixing as he was.
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Mignola's sparse illustration is given deep, complex mood thanks to Stewart's transfixing color palettes.
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Moss' face is, of course, one of the world's most transfixing transmitters of emotion.
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The effect is inexplicably transfixing, soothing even, like a spinning mobile mesmerizing a baby.
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"The result is transfixing, gorgeous, and terrifying at once," says Margaret Farrell in Pitchfork.
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It received a transfixing performance on this bittersweet night for the American Composers Orchestra.
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In a way, it encapsulates the final chapter of Grande and Davidson's bizarrely transfixing relationship.
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Like a horror film or a car accident, the video is both transfixing and haunting.
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Among the most beguiling and subtly transfixing are the digital interventions of Porpentine Charity Heartscape.
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The film is carried into Oscar-worthy territory by Chalamet and Carell's utterly transfixing performances.
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What they're saying may be petty and small, but the rhetoric and imagery are transfixing.
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This is the first track from Acteurs' only LP to date but it's totally transfixing.
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I think "Les Demoiselles D'Avignon" is one of the most transfixing paintings of all time.
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Up close, it's like a saturated, angular take on a crystal ball: transfixing and otherworldly.
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The jade funerary mask of Pakal, the longest reigning Maya king, is a particularly transfixing object.
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Critic's Pick The conceptual photographer's transfixing show at Gagosian includes confounding diptychs and a cinematic triptych.
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The message is also transfixing, channeling our worst fears about capitalism and our powerlessness over stuff.
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" He first heard the Nonesuch recording in college and described it in an interview as "transfixing.
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Soft Systems Music (Video #1) is a 30-minute video that's equal parts unnerving, delightful, and transfixing.
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There's a hypnotic quality to the game's vast virtual ecosystem, and it makes for trippy, transfixing viewing.
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And there's something completely transfixing about watching, match after match, the asymptotic approximation towards that ideal arc.
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She is at her best when crooning rock and pop songs into a microphone with transfixing coolness.
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Directed by Ivo van Hove, this glamorously muddled show is transfixing only when it sings (23010:21).
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Directed by Ivo van Hove, this glamorously muddled show is transfixing only when it sings (241113:2777).
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And displayed at human-level, each screen conveys a life-size presence that feels relatable and transfixing.
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But for viewers, Love remains transfixing — and deeply sad — because of Pedretti's evident compassion for her character.
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The UC Berkeley Department of Geography joined Flickr Commons and shared transfixing photographs from a world-traveling scientist.
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It's unlikely that watching paint drip has ever been as transfixing as it is in the video below.
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The 45-minute or so performance, echoing across the sculptures and through the labyrinthine old building, was transfixing.
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Those images of monumental debris—angular masses that appear to emerge from sediment like alien geology—remain transfixing.
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When Georg (a transfixing Franz Rogowski) leaves the cafe, the city he steps into looks familiar but different.
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It's an addictive, transfixing, beautiful film, and if it's playing anywhere near you, it's worth checking out immediately.
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The sound was nasal, emphatic, transfixing—closer to Arab ululation than to the smooth sonority of an American choir.
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A transfixing Amy Adams leads the charge as a reporter who investigates unsolved crimes back in her small hometown.
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To celebrate the show's return on Memorial Day, the Science Channel shared nine totally transfixing food GIFs with us.
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At the bottom, a pear-shaped diamond dangles, as delicate and transfixing as a drop of early morning dew.
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Suspiria foregrounds that corporeality, mixing it with elements of the inexplicable, and the result is horrifying, maddening, transfixing, transcendent.
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Season 2 deals with the fallout from a shocking finale and is as transfixing and perversely humorous as the first.
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Well, for some reason watching an animal let out a sneeze is straight up transfixing and pretty darn adorable, too.
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" Act II of "Golden West" is a juggernaut of cumulative menace—a structure similar to the transfixing countdown in "Atomic.
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Whatever the outcome of the rollercoaster election transfixing the U.S. this year, the losing candidate will not flee the country.
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It's what's behind the perverse, ubiquitous, and undeniably transfixing photographic genre of ruin porn, to which these images squarely belong.
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The transfixing Courtney Celeste Spears, who portrays the mother, is a recent addition to the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.
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A D.J. and producer herself, Halal releases dark, transfixing techno — including a recent album titled "Liquiddity" — on her own label.
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" Robinson also speaks to the transfixing power of these pieces, "I realized that it casts a kind of visceral spell.
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But as with everything I find durably transfixing, there is also something that eludes me, a palpable but inaccessible essence.
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It's difficult to descibe exactly what makes the "Doin' Time" video so transfixing, but something about it is just so Lana.
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The audience, however, already knows, because Mr. Akhtar's not-so-invisible hand has fashioned a powerful and transfixing piece of theater.
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The results, heard on songs like "Philo" and "Paper Bag" from her recent album, "Reaching for Indigo," are transfixing. union-pool.
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When she hit it during her transfixing performance alongside Finneas, Zimmer and Marr at the Brit Awards, the crowd went wild.
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During this transfixing moment, a passacaglia theme trailed off amid gentle pizzicatos; then the music settled into a questioning final chord.
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Such a marvel of intricacy must be witnessed to be fully understood: It is as transfixing as watching a heart beat.
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Seeing the process of being forgotten happen to one character — set to sentimental Disney music and transfixing animation — got me very emotional.
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I'm met by Raúl, my contact in the entourage, a young guy with transfixing teal eyes and more or less fluent English.
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It's a very cluttered place to be, a fine-tuned machine spewing a torrent of chaos, cruelty, confusion, farce and transfixing craziness.
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There's no shortage of mesmerizing videos on the internet, but one Instagram account provides content far more transfixing than your average slime video.
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For a few transfixing minutes, you think that just maybe turning Laurents's play into a musical wasn't such a bad idea, after all.
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That the story coheres at all is thanks, in large part, to a grounding and utterly transfixing performance by series star Dan Stevens.
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While there's scant spectacle — voices rarely rise beyond conversational level — Mr. Horton remains transfixing as he morphs from introspective to lively to frustrated.
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The movements are rhythmic and transfixing, involving a lot of gut punching and spirit fingers and deep sighing and tossing of the limbs.
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Ms. Wood gives a transfixing, layered performance as Dolores, awakening to the existential suspicion that there is a larger reality outside her own.
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So I wanted to remind you what a transfixing, transformative event this was not just in the South, but for the whole country.
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Barrow calls attention to the statue's legendary naked figure, which is now considered historical, transfixing his identity as equal parts skater and academic.
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They happen upon Bikini (Condola Rashad), an Iraq War veteran whose bipolar mania can turn her from transfixing to terrifying in a flash.
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"Sharp Objects" instead relies on internal drama and a transfixing Ms. Adams, who lays Camille's ragged soul bare with sardonicism and self-loathing.
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The most transfixing moment, however, came during the somber, lingering final strand of Copland's Piano Sonata, which Mr. Tao played with bittersweet tenderness.
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Walls of ex-voto paintings are transfixing with their woeful narratives, from bloody surgical scenes to shipwrecks, all of which the devotees survived.
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" As Keefe says, Trump's actions are "transfixing to watch" because they entail the "upending of norms, the defiance of taboos, the destabilization of institutions.
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The singer of the all-female band, Jehnny Beth, has evolved steadily into a transfixing performer with cagey charisma and cutting, often hilarious asides.
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Rubins's sculpture ended up being a precursor to a transfixing, 45-foot-tall tornado of junk she built near the Watergate building in Washington.
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Floating, the flattened animal skins assume a transfixing, abstract form — not unlike an exotic flower that's been pressed between the pages of a book.
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The magnetic Mr. Stuhlbarg is so transfixing, so proficient at charming a crowd, that it's a wonder Socrates isn't let off with only a warning.
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Ms. Serpa is a nimble and imaginative vocalist whose transfixing new album, "All the Dreams," was made in close partnership with the guitarist André Matos.
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Designed to destroy itself automatically, the work exploded in front of 250 spectators in the Nevada Desert: a flaming and transfixing mess of intentionally faulty mechanics.
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She felt no satisfaction at Ollie's unravelling state, but there was something transfixing about hearing the fine instrument of that voice quiver like a broken spring.
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" CARAMANICA Little in the accomplished career of Luciana Souza, a flexible and transfixing Brazilian jazz singer, feels as charged with purpose as "The Book of Longing.
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This is clear from the beginning dance between the Queen (Laura Careless, in an excellent and transfixing performance) and her male servants (or are they lovers?).
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Tumblr encourages an atemporal, polyglot relationship to culture: historically and idiomatically disparate references are shorn of their original context and fed into a single, transfixing stream.
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A violinist who dabbles in guitar, bass, synthesizer and drums, she's known for her quietly transfixing solo performances, in which her loops take shape in real time.
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Law is transfixing as Pius XIII, playing the role with an unctuous charm that can quickly give way to stunning cruelty and even what looks like madness.
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But one reason that Trumpism is so transfixing to watch is that it is about the upending of norms, the defiance of taboos, the destabilization of institutions.
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Morris's new movie, "American Dharma," is essentially one long, transfixing interview with Bannon, a key force in Donald Trump's presidential campaign and an intellectual godfather of Trumpism.
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A stoic Liao Fan and a transfixing Zhao Tao star as the unofficial power couple of a crime syndicate in the gritty Northern Chinese city of Datong.
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Therefore, one of the most useless conversations transfixing the political class in Washington is TOTUS: The Twitter of the United States by the Tweeter of the United States.
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It's clear from the staging that what's really transfixing Brünnhilde — more than the tangled story Wotan tells — is the fact that her father is opening up at all.
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Equally transfixing is the mechanized version of this process, in which freshly cooled bottles travel down conveyer belts and sometimes get into traffic jams, smashing onto the floor.
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It's the only opportunity in the park to see a full-size avatar (a human-Na'vi hybrid) and the creature's whopping size — and eerily life-like movements — are transfixing.
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It had its moments of transfixing movement with kinetic figures that looked like Bauhaus robots processing on the tracks, although ultimately they lacked an emotional connection with the audience.
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Even as he climbed to the top of polls, I confidently predicted that the outrageous Mr. Trump, as transfixing and ubiquitous as he was, was merely a summer fling.
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In the corner, an older Asian woman ate alone, with transfixing slowness; in the middle of the room, a South Asian man and his friends took a large table.
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The footage is eerily transfixing, and shows the worms and eels weaving their way through the bones of the dead whale while octopi watch on with their tentacles raised.
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The result is a sometimes punishingly theatrical experiment that teeters on the verge of surreality, transfixing us with the promise of something terrible lurking just beyond those ratty curtains.
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There's reason for concern: He's a Balkan War criminal, but succeeds in transfixing the locals, who view him as a healer or holy man, until his secret comes out.
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Yet another tariff war The most troublesome controversy currently transfixing Washington concerns the Mexico tariffs, which shocked Trump's own political allies and global markets when he sprung them last week.
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This notion of magical contagion is part of what makes the photographs in Document, a new book published by Steidl and exhibit at Foley Gallery by Henry Leutwyler, so transfixing.
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Alica Vikander is transfixing as his alluring Frankenstein's monster, and Domhall Gleeson is a joy as the hapless programmer Isaac has lured to his remote estate to test his creation.
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One of the first inductees into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Berry wove together beguiling narratives, fusing rhythm and blues with country and western — and transfixing the nation.
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It's only natural to sag off someone who isn't a threat beyond the arc, and that's exactly what teams do whenever Simmons and Antetokounmpo aren't dribbling around with transfixing dexterity.
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Written by the show's creator, Raphael Bob-Waksberg, with brilliant art direction by Lisa Hanawalt, the monologue careens between pathos and black humor, delusion and acceptance—and is totally transfixing.
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She said it one night about the shaggy white meatball of chicken, tofu and mushrooms — the menu calls it a dumpling — sitting in a warm and transfixing soy-milk broth.
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Vogue described her voice as "transfixing," likening her to Joni Mitchell and Joan Armatrading, and featured her as a "bold talent remaking fashion," in a feature photographed by Ryan McGinley.
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"It should move along relatively quickly now," he said, characterizing the communication attempts as the first optimistic news since reports of the missing submarine began transfixing Argentina on Friday morning.
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He has brought Mr. Lepage back for Ms. Saariaho's far more intimate, restrained and, well, short work, and the staging at least looks transfixing, with a Mediterranean created through LEDs.
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So it's no wonder that as Klauer's video started to pick up retweets at a similar pace, people saw a resemblance to the other clustertruck currently transfixing the nation. pic.twitter.
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What it should be remembered for, though, is being an utterly transfixing love story between a woman and a fish that ended up being the most effective film of 2017.
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These transfixing moments occur when Mr. Bowie feels most palpably present — that is, when one of the show's carefully stylized performers delivers a distinctly Bowie number in a distinctly Bowie style.
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Starting with the transfixing Glynn Washington's personal experiences from beyond the veil, each episode opens up to a variety of expertly told and produced tales of inexplicable happenings from real people.
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But the fact that they took place at the start of an event to promote a political priority made them seem like an aside to the main event transfixing the nation.
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Annea Lockwood has produced "sound maps" of the Hudson, Danube, and Housatonic rivers; Francisco López's " La Selva " is a transfixing seventy-minute fabric of sounds from the Costa Rican rain forest.
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The outlandish turn of events inspired a movie and now is depicted in this new documentary series which, like the transfixing "Wild Wild Country," was executive produced by the Duplass brothers.
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But he could sing, started lessons at 7, and in short order was transfixing the congregation at his local shul with his rendition of yigdal at Shabbos service on Friday nights.
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Whether slashing the air with high fanning kicks or taking a few slow steps, Ms. Roberts, transfixing in her silken white dress, moved as though the song had seeped into her bones.
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That kind of embarrassment is the embarrassment I feel every time I come into contact with "Touch," a song that's so monumentally terrible on every level that it becomes car-crash-transfixing.
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As the sweet, charming Rachel Lindsay, the show's first black "Bachelorette," has been thrown into the show's sexual and racial hellscape this season, the dark spectacle has grown more transfixing than ever.
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THE TICKER Investors are looking beyond the impeachment drama transfixing Washington to another geopolitical disruption, as the ongoing spread of coronavirus originating in China prompted the steepest stock sell-off since October.
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This instrumentalversion, by a young Japanese jazz pianist and composer, is transfixing Israel"Hatikvah", or hope, takes its melody from an old European folk tune also used by Bedrich Smetana, a Czech composer.
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The songs here traced back 37 years — "Boys Don't Cry" the oldest, "Pornography" the most transfixing, and the fourth set of encores, including "The Perfect Girl" and "Close to Me" the most joyous.
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A few weeks ago, it launched its latest ad: a one-minute online spot comparing Wish to a fever that's spread around the world, transfixing shoppers with $28 drones and $5 cat costumes.
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Brantley in Britain LONDON — The power of three is multiplied into infinity in "The Lehman Trilogy," the transfixing saga of family and finance that opened on Thursday night at the National Theater here.
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She adopted anarchism as a political philosophy and became one of the movement's most prominent and determined supporters, establishing a reputation as a transfixing speaker and earning the admiration of her fellow freethinkers.
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The high school-centric drama experiments with taboo plot lines (at the least) and truly uncomfortable scenarios between minors (at the most), and the songs in the show are equally transfixing and unnerving.
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The New York Times critic Ben Brantley called the London production a "transfixing saga of family and finance" and named it a Critic's Pick, singling out its "three extraordinary actors" for special praise.
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Its latest, the giddily enjoyable "Doctor Strange," is part of Marvel's strategy for world domination, yet it's also so visually transfixing, so beautiful and nimble that you may even briefly forget the brand.
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Moss has only brief screen time, but is transfixing as her undead-looking Tethered self enjoys a moment of pure self-indulgent pleasure applying lip gloss, a maniacal smile spreading across her scarred cheeks.
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The Northern Irish novelist Maggie O'Farrell is consumed with this shadow life in her transfixing "I Am I Am I Am," a memoir that trains its fierce intelligence on her 17 near-death experiences.
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It's also a fantastic time for meditation; you'll be able to connect with your inner voice in a unique way as the planet of communication shifts directions and the new moon generates a transfixing atmosphere.
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The livestream has already racked up nearly 7,000 viewers, so why not join in, blow the video up to full screen, and immerse yourself in the transfixing visual experience from the safety of your desk.
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RAM's shows draw not only hotel guests, but a wide spectrum of the country's political and racial groups, all sharing in this one-of-a-kind experience—hypnotic drums, transfixing horns, shredding guitars, riveting dancers.
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The duo recently released a transfixing album, "Weatherbird," which builds on the titular recording by Louis Armstrong and Earl Hines, colliding elements of stride piano and New Orleans jazz with free improvisation and extended technique.
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The most interesting artists go right for the big, uncool existential stuff, which is what Bruce Nauman does in a transfixing half-century retrospective that fills much of MoMA PS1 in Long Island City, Queens.
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It was his soul — his physical being; as the art examiner explained, it was hard to know what was paint and what was blood — that was entrapped in the paintings and made them so positively transfixing.
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Howe is an American artist based in Washington, and although it would be perhaps more meaningful for a Brazilian artist to be behind the transfixing sculpture, it is one of the most beautiful cauldrons to date.
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The over-all effect was transfixing—so much so, in fact, that it might have been hard to concentrate on the models walking around the tanks, had van Herpen's designs not been equally defiant of convention.
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You were seeing images in magazines and on television of people your age or a little older or a little younger doing things that you too might be able to do, and it was transfixing, transformative.
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But in the 22022 months since Saudi Arabia and several other Arab nations began a punishing boycott of neighboring Qatar, the tournament has become something else: a proxy in the broader geopolitical dispute transfixing the Gulf.
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Some have suspected murder for years, and Morris gets as close to what really happened as possible in a cinematic six-part series, aided by transfixing performances by Peter Sarsgaard, Molly Parker, Christian Camargo, and Jimmi Simpson.
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It was transfixing to watch Automata's plot slowly unfold, layer by layer, as it reveled in knowing every assumption I was making about the game—and the very nature of the story it was telling—was wrong.
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As we spend our days clicking from political scandal to mass tragedy back to political scandal, creating temporary diversions with online quizzes and social media scrolling, there is something transfixing about the heavy, steady creep of lava.
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And they were, giving Ms. Gyllenhaal the show's most transfixing character, Eileen — a freelance prostitute known as Candy, managing her own business without a pimp — before transforming her into to porn-film director aspiring to create art.
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The most transfixing performance I saw was by one of Mr. Cyrille's former associates, the 275-year-old pianist and free-jazz lodestar Cecil Taylor, as part of his residency at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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Ms. Fisher's "Time Don't Stop for Nobody," for an intergenerational cast (including the transfixing Mina Nishimura and the 12-year-old Leonardo A. Garcia), looked more directly at the span of a life, its milestones and mundane moments.
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In Michael Grandage's gentle, churning dream of a revival of Eugene O'Neill's "Hughie," which sighed open on Thursday night at the Booth Theater, Erie is portrayed by that excellent actor Forest Whitaker, in a transfixing yet modest Broadway debut.
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Maybe it's his quirky dance moves, or the tattoos that drape his lean, muscular body or his hip urban style, but Italian DJ Gianluca Vacchi, who turned 50-years-old last August, exudes a life-affirming joy that's transfixing.
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It served something of a therapeutic function, too:"Every news channel — and many non-news channels — broadcast short clips of video footage in loops that were transfixing until they became nauseating," Kate Stoeffel of the Observer wrote in 2011.
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There is a kitschy velvet painting of a bald eagle, an oil painting of Drake dancing and a transfixing rendition of a naked Justin Bieber with maple syrup pouring down his chest onto a pancake balanced on his boner.
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The Ruff Ryders reunion, which comes to the Barclays Center on Friday, April 21, will feature the transfixing and troubled DMX, the slinky and sharp Eve, the producer-turned-art-collector Swizz Beatz, the bruisers the Lox, and others.
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And while his performance here certainly seems less manic than his performance as an oil baron, it looks just as transfixing — as does all the imagery, and the music, and... yeah, I was always going to be sold on this.
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It was the show that never stopped, the fireworks display you couldn't keep your eyes off even as it grew dangerously bright and transfixing, and then set the whole town on fire and invited floods and locusts and plague, too.
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A major pedagogue — his students included Kaija Saariaho, Bryan Ferneyhough and Toshio Hosokawa — Mr. Huber was also a formidable part of the European avant-garde, with a substantial body of transfixing and forbidding works that frequently engage with political themes.
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Mr. Farrell's 3,800-word recounting of their seizure at gunpoint, their four days in captivity and the rescue operation that ended with the deaths of Mr. Munadi and a British paratrooper was one of At War's longest and most transfixing reads.
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The addition of a visual component made it possible to preserve the transfixing mobile sculptures and lighting — purples and dark blues — of the visual artist Marian Zazeela, Mr. Young's wife, whose work has long enveloped and enhanced presentations of his music.
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In addition to classic mezze and a surprisingly transfixing crispy rice, Kismet also serves a rabbit dish for two Barbuzzo It's hard to imagine Philadelphia's restaurant scene if Valerie Safran hadn't met executive chef Marcie Turney while tables part-time.
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Mr Cohen built up a loyal fan base and widespread appreciation for his transfixing lyrics and painstaking craftsmanship (it took him years to write a single song, a process he described as "like a bear stumbling into a beehive or a honey cache").
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In another, he and Pinky masquerade as formerly extinct species in Pittsburgh, exploiting environmental protections to commandeer the steel industry and manufacture a series of giant "magic eye" billboards over the nation's highways, transfixing drivers and creating a never-ending rush hour.
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The most interesting artists go right for the big, uncool existential stuff, which is what Bruce Nauman does in a transfixing half-century retrospective that fills the entire sixth floor of the MoMA and much of MoMA PS1 in Long Island City, Queens.
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The most interesting artists go right for the big, uncool existential stuff, which is what Bruce Nauman does in a transfixing half-century retrospective that fills the entire sixth floor of MoMA and much of MoMA PS21212 in Long Island City, Queens.
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Once again, a senior F.B.I. official — James B. Comey, fired by President Trump — has played a central role in the drama by becoming a primary source for reporters covering an unfolding political scandal that is transfixing the nation and consuming a White House.
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The most interesting artists go right for the big, uncool existential stuff, which is what Bruce Nauman does in a transfixing half-century retrospective that fills the entire sixth floor of MoMA and much of MoMA PS1 in Long Island City, Queens.
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The most interesting artists go right for the big, uncool existential stuff, which is what Bruce Nauman does in a transfixing half-century retrospective that fills the entire sixth floor of MoMA and much of MoMA PS2117 in Long Island City, Queens.
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In such a terrible year, it was rad to be horny for this duck and be reminded that miraculous things, like a swimming paintbox appearing in the middle of a city and transfixing its people so casually and massively, can, I guess, still happen?
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Cassius comes to see his striking co-workers and his radical artist girlfriend, Detroit (a transfixing Tessa Thompson), as impediments to the blossoming of his own excellence, but Riley and Stanfield make it compellingly tough to dismiss his motivations here as merely selling out.
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" PS1 has also been acclaimed for shows like its landmark 2013 survey of Mike Kelley — at the time the largest exhibition of the artist's work — and the recent Bruce Nauman retrospective, which Holland Cotter, The New York Times's co-chief critic, called "a transfixing trip.
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The Bondo-ed protuberances, which include sections of picture frames, a moose horn, and a dragon's head resembling a Viking prow, blend in with the background color to a degree that somehow lends them the illusion of translucency, a transfixing contradiction to their inherent leadenness.
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This American Wife wasn't just an excuse for its creators and stars to recite their favorite lines from RHOBH and RHONY — although, yes, it was that — but also a transfixing, thought-provoking exploration of the relationship between gay male identity and the conspicuous consumption of Bravo's reality programming.
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Meanwhile, the things Trump said that made him seem like a joke — the ridiculous, wrong, bizarre, cruel, scary, and transfixing comments that ranged from announcing a ban on Muslim travel to repeatedly suggesting Ted Cruz's father was involved in JFK's assassination — got him the lion's share of press attention.
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In the transfixing solo "Jwala: Rising Flame" — presented by the World Music Institute as part of Dancing the Gods, an annual festival of Indian classical dance — Ms. Prakash invokes the image of fire and its behavior: how it moves, what it means, what it gives and takes from us.
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"I'm not a SoundCloud rapper anymore — I'm off of that," he said in New York in April, before playing a transfixing set in Webster Hall's Marlin Room, on a stage that included the sagging bed from his Los Angeles apartment, the one on which he's made much of his music.
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Even in the Royal Albert Hall in London—where the acoustics can dim and blunt the music, giving the occasional impression that you are listening to something at the end of a long tunnel—her performance of Tchaikovsky's "Piano Concerto No. 1", accompanied by Daniel Barenboim and the West Divan Orchestra, was transfixing.
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LONDON — Move aside Lady Mary, the leading lady on everyone's lips right now is Queen Elizabeth II. The nation watched Her Majesty celebrate her 90th birthday this year, but now the world is getting a glimpse into the early days of HRH's reign with the release of Netflix's transfixing new show The Crown.
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But for all that we already know about the the third-person shooter's transfixing qualities, one teen in North Carolina has taken his Fortnite Battle Royale game to a new level—choosing to imperil himself and his family in an attempt to play a match to completion during an actual life-threatening storm.
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Yes, he fell for seemingly all the female castmates, but his farewell arc — the devastating collapse of his courtship of Seina, followed by the smoldering anger underneath his face-off with Noah, concluding with a farewell performance by his band that reduced everyone in the house to tears — was transfixing and deeply earned.
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Whether the colorful cats of Louis William Wain, committed to Bedlam in 1924, or the elaborate pen and pencil representations of the mystical epiphanies of watchmaker Heinrich Hermann Mebes, who died at a German asylum in the 19th century, they're transfixing reminders of the diverse people who found themselves in these fluctuating systems.
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It was transfixing and uncompromising, but maybe the backlash against it should have been more predictable: It wasn't long before people began claiming that a pro-black performance was somehow anti-white or anti-police, and pro-police protestors wrestled themselves some media attention by scheduling a rally against the show at NFL headquarters.
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Why it matters: But in the 19 months since Saudi Arabia and the U.A.E. led a blockade of Qatar as a result of a long-running political dispute, the World Cup has become something else entirely: "a proxy in the broader geopolitical dispute transfixing the Gulf," the NYT's James Montague and Tariq Panja write.
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For me, the sparseness of the trio's sound revealed the harmonic pungencies and rich details in the music, like the transfixing moment when the avenging Sweeney haltingly sings the lines "There was a barber and his wife, and she was beautiful," and the piano gently jabbed the word "beautiful" with a piercingly dissonant chord.
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Most of the artists are very well-known, and the talent level is very high, including a horizontal row of Kerry James Marshall's fantastic Rhythm Mastr comics, now appearing as inkjet prints on Plexiglas, featuring black protagonists and dealing with potent, racially charged themes, and a transfixing female mannequin sculpture with attitude and flair by Isa Genzken.
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Among the most transfixing objects are two sets of rare zodiacal boards likely used by a traveling astrologer in the 2nd century CE. Made of ivory, wood, and gilding, the small boards were found in the 1960s at the bottom of a well in France, seemingly destroyed on purpose, perhaps because of their pagan imagery in the Late Antique era.
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The left side of the chart presented a timeline of his apostasies and indecencies, and it alone was transfixing: a reminder that any other candidate at any other time would have been undone by just one or two of these outrages; an illustration of the way they keep coming, no matter how ardently his inner circle pleads with him for calm, no matter how furiously the outside world reacts.
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" And her review of Richard Ford's "Canada" sounds positively love-struck from the first paragraph on: "He cuts a transfixing figure for even an ordinary reader's curiosity: the book-jacket photographs with their silvery bronze patina suggesting a pale-eyed cattle rustler, his laser-blue gaze smudged simultaneously with apprehension and derring-do, a Tin Woodman tint evoking a man of metal and mettle, in sorrowful quest of his forgotten heart.
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NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC, MARCH 15 Esa-Pekka Salonen, describing a musical effect in his new Cello Concerto to a New York Philharmonic audience at David Geffen Hall, explained that the process was "like cloning Yo-Yo Ma." Indeed, during a transfixing moment in the performance of this swirling, restless piece, led by Alan Gilbert, a live tape loop of Mr. Ma playing an unearthly, hushed high phrase was folded into the cosmic textures of the orchestra.
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