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Blue Ivy Carter's life is already pure magic and whimsy.
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Both are full of charm, whimsy, and giddy romantic tension.
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But these seemingly boring activities are imbued with childhood whimsy.
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You're a logical person, but you're no stranger to whimsy.
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"I love the whimsy of these ring trays," Haught said.
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"There was a whimsy to their performance," Mr. Key said.
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" She added: "You see, I don't like whimsy or sentiment.
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"Namouna" is by turns comic, tender and full of whimsy.
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You won't find more pure whimsy in a 2019 game.
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The relationship created moments of high drama and great whimsy.
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The trick is making space for some joy and whimsy.
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Whimsy, I would say, is one way Stettheimer protected herself.
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It was a time of whimsy and magic, creativity and possibility.
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And you thought this show would be all music and whimsy!
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Perhaps analytical whimsy is the best way to characterize their consolidation.
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It's a lot of whimsy crammed into a five-hour runtime.
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Which is precisely why Mary's insistence on whimsy feels so odd.
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The answer lies in a combination of whimsy, cussedness and circumstance.
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"It's just a little bit whimsy," Cooper said of the trend.
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It's no joy to say this, but Steven Spielberg's whimsy no
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Every sport should endeavor to these heights of absurdity and whimsy.
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Friedrich Kunath's latest exhibition is fragrant with nostalgia, melancholy, and whimsy.
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"Cat cam" sequences, showing Bob's visual perspective, have a playful whimsy.
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Anyone looking for colors, curves, plushness and whimsy should stay elsewhere.
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I'm not much for cocktail culture with its inventiveness and whimsy.
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The Welty narratives I liked best didn't have loads of whimsy.
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And the scene packs as much heat as it does whimsy.
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Nobody has to jettison whimsy and creativity just because kids are watching.
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The work has terminal whimsy, like some farcical, bored, old burlesque act.
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It's eerily beautiful and has a sort of dark whimsy to it.
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But the whimsy and extravagance of the contemporary office is something new.
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The laws of physics don't care about whimsy or suspension of disbelief.
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Hopefully, GameStop will manage to bring some of ThinkGeek's playful whimsy, too.
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Onscreen fables usually have at least a hint of whimsy and wonder.
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"Whimsy, lovely to meet you too," Williams interjected, imitating McConaughey's distinctive drawl.
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Sometimes, though, there is a bit of whimsy, a bit of flair.
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Let's just say that in Mr. Weigh's reworking, the prevailing whimsy works.
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But Nous has less whimsy than Colette had, and less fashion, too.
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Add quirky accessories in complementary bold shades for a dose of whimsy.
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Two large dinosaur sculptures lurk among the trees, adding to the whimsy.
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He said it added whimsy to his mornings for over three decades.
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"Prints are frank, avoiding whimsy, fancy and romance," read the show notes.
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The high stakes notwithstanding, the story unfolds with a sense of unhurried whimsy.
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The Ulo, created by Luxembourg-based Mu Design, adds a touch of whimsy.
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When we're putting this thing together, we want something that's fun and whimsy.
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Tuesday is the day when the whimsy of Elon Musk finally takes off.
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"But life is better with wonder and whimsy than with nothing at all."
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So we're revisiting the question: Is there something sinister behind all the whimsy?
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Against all odds, though, some people like pajama onesies (if only for whimsy).
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The Bannermans' signature style satisfies the British desire for grandness tempered by whimsy.
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To merely describe such antics would seem to warn of heavy whimsy ahead.
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But also lavish, stylish, jaunty, tart; bristling with whimsy and gleaming with sex.
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They all seem to bond over slime's unifying message of whimsy and creativity.
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But the English relationship with whimsy is sometimes naïve, sometimes weird, queer, freakish.
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The constellation labels, appearing and fading, gave it a look of magical whimsy.
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And, you, try to turn that look of terror into one of whimsy.
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The store had a lot of spunk and whimsy in its product selection
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But for all the vodka's hipster whimsy, its mission is an admirable one.
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It was sleek and modern with a few pops of color and whimsy.
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It's so freighted with foreboding that even the would-be whimsy feels leaden.
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At times, the whimsy proliferates to excess, crowding out Wagnerian politics and psychology.
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The technology has promised us wonder and whimsy unavailable to our humble naked eyes.
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Again, add a little whimsy with these buckwheat waffles instead of the traditional pancakes.
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We have a lot of fun together, and we let that whimsy carry us.
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Click on for 11 tasty recipes that are equal parts whimsy and all-business.
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But unlike that megahit, "School of Rock" doesn't strain to mix whimsy with grandeur.
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The best moments in Pixar's history prize whimsy, imagination, and an open-hearted earnestness.
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Neptune is whimsy and romance, but it's also the planet of fog and confusion.
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We should have known there was a hint of whimsy lying under the surface.
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We continue to view monetary policy through the lens of the "whimsy" Fed, i.e.
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They find whimsy in pharmacies with a scene I now realize is shockingly long.
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But Goz has proven that this is not a whimsy restricted to the elite.
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We have a lot of fun together, and we let that whimsy carry us.
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YouTube stars Rhett & Link are here to inject your Monday with some serious whimsy.
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The decor reflects the whimsy of New York City, combining Mediterranean and urban styling.
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What happened to Mr. Day is a tale of loss, sleuthing, whimsy and coincidence.
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Audiences were allergic to its high whimsy, and the show closed after nine performances.
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By that afternoon, any sense of whimsy had been completely eliminated from the event.
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The color schemes and production designs in the Hudson-Day comedies pulsate with whimsy.
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It is a grotesque whimsy to want to dance on top of a skyscraper.
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Full of whimsy and wit and nonsense galore It quickly became a story adored.
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Yes, it sounds ridiculous, but the thing is, space exploration could use more whimsy.
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Whim and whimsy (and changing your mind) can be part of the process, too.
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Schwartz has transformed his duplex into a nest of elegant, John Derian-inflected whimsy.
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Whimsy extends to the back yard, which has courts for the lawn game pétanque.
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Kapwing empowers anyone to storytell and entertain, whether out of whimsy or professional necessity.
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I've long admired Mr. Fischer for the creativity, humor and whimsy he brings to performances.
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A functional and entertaining paperweight will add a sense of whimsy to your boss's desk.
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There was a lot of augmented cuteness and whimsy, and there was not much else.
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That seemed like a touch of tooth fairy whimsy that wouldn't be too much work.
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And, after the year we've had, our closets could use a healthy helping of whimsy.
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"Overwatch " takes things in a different direction, with bright palettes and a sense of whimsy.
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The ones who love the imagination and whimsy of the 212s and 212s "Silver Age"?
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But comparing it to other shows does a disservice to show's unique whimsy and tenderness.
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Now, in the era of #MeToo, Florence and the Machine go beyond wisp and whimsy.
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Whimsy is in the air, but we still have our feet planted on the ground.
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Christina Tosi Christina Tosi injects mountains of whimsy into the often serious world of pastry.
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They just lacked the whimsy and color that characterized the items at Pier 1 Imports.
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Adventure Time has been a massive critical success, praised for its imagination, whimsy, and heart.
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With each degree of awareness comes a corresponding loss — of silliness, of whimsy, of childhood.
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Of course, bubble masking can deliver more than just the kidlike whimsy or IG likes.
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Pretty packaging can add a touch of luxury — and even whimsy — to the makeup process.
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"She brought so much intelligence and heart and whimsy," Ms. Howe said, speaking by telephone.
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Determining the value of taxable assets through an opaque process of bureaucratic whimsy invites corruption.
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The page emphasizes this whiplash between ruins and adolescent whimsy, packaged in faintly ironic surrealism.
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Her luminous concert at the Schimmel Center encompassed both desperate heartache and light-footed whimsy.
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I fell in love with his wild, whimsy hair, his face and his self-confidence.
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" The pilot suffers from whimsy overload — it's a bit "Wes Anderson does open-mike night.
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"Miracle on 34th Street" (1947) remains a favorite with critics for its whimsy and heart.
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Low-hanging fruit A lot of words and whimsy to describe something that's easy. 14.
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It's got far more of the spy-genre whimsy that made the originals so much fun.
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It sounded then like something to avoid: contrived whimsy, quirk for quirk's sake, unserious and unimportant.
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But for all his love of whimsy and absurdity, he doesn't play games with human psychology.
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The Moon is in Pisces today, bringing whimsy to the most mundane areas of your life.
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Then add some color and whimsy to your black sandals with these Jonna butterfly heels ($119).
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Either you whimsy your way into nothingness or you buckle under life, the universe, and everything.
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Who says the everyday bobby pin can't deliver a fresh burst of whimsy to your 'do?
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This third iteration of the challenge is memorable mostly for the whimsy of a few proposals.
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If the hint of whimsy brought an involuntary smile to their lips, we'd work well together.
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The shoe department was bright and vibrant, filled with fun sneakers like these and general whimsy.
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The dolphin toilet-paper holder adds a touch of whimsy to the brightly colored bathroom, too.
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Sometimes a simpler pictorial whimsy seems to be at work, a desire to shoot something crazy.
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Yet for all its lightness and whimsy, this compendium of movie memories argues insistently for reverence.
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To add to the whimsy, there are 70 matching teal lights are sprinkled throughout the tree.
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Is there a healthy amount of mystery and whimsy between you and those you care about?
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A collar is always holiday-appropriate, especially when it doesn't sacrifice the whimsy of the piece.
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") to fairytale whimsy ("I saw a rat so friendly/he shined my shoes with his tongue.
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Not enough whimsy" Carly, 21 "Your lack of confidence is my least favorite thing about you.
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The moon enters Pisces this morning, bringing a bit of whimsy to your everyday routine—enjoy!
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Inside, cinder block walls are painted sea-foam green and décor runs to thrift store whimsy.
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Another Cirque curse, since we're on the subject, is an oft-derided affection for cloying whimsy.
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She is a player of rare expressive energy and disarming informality, of whimsy and theatrical ambition.
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"The Call of the Swamp" pulls off the rare trick of blending whimsy with genuine ache.
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It comes across less as a gesture of imaginative whimsy than as a feat of observation.
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What the production lacks is a real embrace of Dalí's weirdness, instead favoring whimsy over surrealism.
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If this was a whimsical attempt at mass-audience accessibility, no whimsy or lightness is conveyed.
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They had caught my attention as something I'd never encountered before, and for their innate whimsy.
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Aside from providing whimsy, delight and conversation, ice cream forks are good for eating ice cream.
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The mash-up of tones — satire, heartbreak, terror, whimsy — is daring, but it doesn't always work.
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It reminds us that Kaufman had his weaknesses; his poems could tip over into splintered whimsy.
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Otherland combines gorgeous packaging with incredible scents for candles that will transport her with their whimsy.
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That is to say, it's perfectly enjoyable as a whimsy-splashed showcase for fresh-faced talent.
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Its aesthetic combines discipline and whimsy: white Barcelona chairs, tree-stump coffee table, yellow shag rug.
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At the recent advertising conference in Cannes, France, Pinterest announced its presence with zeal and whimsy.
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Others, who are delighted by her extravagance and whimsy, often fail to see further than that.
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Welcome to the age — and whimsy — of the new billionaire class and the precariousness of vanity projects.
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So Santa is not a building block that kids use to beef up their whimsy and imagination.
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For her inspiration, Fiona explains that she's envisioning Olivia Wilde's color, but with a touch of whimsy.
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At some point, striving for the biggest audience starts sucking the fun and whimsy out of pop.
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There's no reason not to indulge whimsy; this essay reflects well the surrealness of our times. —K.
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Mermaids will always be a source of mystique and whimsy for the people who need it most.
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They hope bonding over hatred of something like pickles will actually bring some whimsy back to dating.
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I pulled the hair up slightly between the ribbons as an added touch of texture and whimsy.
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But for Twitter, bringing some of the whimsy back to the website's design was a central goal.
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Nonetheless, Piazza creates a clear image of his surrealist universe through a combination of precision and whimsy.
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Directed with whimsy and portentousness by Ken Rus Schmoll, the play feels as ponderous as its title.
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His outfits were often custom-made, and the craftsmanship and whimsy involved in their construction is staggering.
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Alice in Wonderland Bookmark, $22Add some whimsy to their next read with this Alice in Wonderland bookmark.
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At first, Blac and Rob seemed like they would add a level of whimsy to the group.
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In this instance it was a Pilgrim's hat worn by Schmidt in an air of festive whimsy.
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Northern Ireland native Paddy Bloomer makes work with a charming combination of playful whimsy and mechanical ingenuity.
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But a room needs to have one piece of kitsch or whimsy that you can laugh at.
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Comedy, whimsy and a little danger ensue, with Sparky being one of Burton's most darkly adorable characters.
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England, or at least its whimsy, has changed me — or at least my apartment in downtown Manhattan.
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What may have started as an ill-advised bit of summer whimsy — Elon Musk's tweet on Aug.
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The show embodies the whimsy of Snapchat and the youth culture of the community who uses it.
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This inaugural offering from the Coop squeezes whimsy, character comedy and ecological allegory into one crowded play.
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But Bolton's nationalism never has been subject to whimsy, nor does he believe in flattering America's adversaries.
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But net assets have risen from £66m to £76m, and clerical whimsy seems to be doing well.
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Adults want their escapism and their whimsy, and kids are like, Hit me with the dark stuff.
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We like: The relaxed atmosphere and bright decor, which add personality and whimsy to this boutique hotel.
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PARELES Dan Bejar, who records as Destroyer, has a fey tenor voice perfectly made for easy whimsy.
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The whimsy and political humor can get thick, and our feelings about age and vitality have evolved.
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Neptune, however, loves some whimsy, and it connects with the moon today, adding a dash of romance!
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It is one infused with a sense of whimsy and fun that's reminiscent of the early iMac designs.
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Venus clashes with Neptune at 5:59 AM and the world is a wonderland of whimsy and romance!
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Saturn tells us to grow up and get a grip among the whimsy and ambiguity of Neptune's mist.
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Getting there could mean introducing a touch more whimsy into Notion's rigorously black-and-white art-school aesthetic.
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Bryan, the show definitely has your visual stamp, combining a sense of awe and whimsy with the macabre.
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Unlike The Lost Boys of Neverland, we get older every year and lose some of our childish whimsy.
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"I wanted it to be royal, magical, and enchanting, with a touch of whimsy and flair," she explained.
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But The Boring Company also seems to be a place where Musk is letting his whimsy run wild.
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Expect up-and-down energy — whimsy, then cold hard reality — at the end of this week in May.
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He built planes that looked like praying mantises and others that had the whimsy of a Playmobil toy.
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This sector of our economy is too important to leave these rules up to that kind of whimsy.
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Most recently, Netflix's Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt touched on post-traumatic stress with a similar sense of childlike whimsy.
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The film finds Newt dealing with all the Potter standards: dark magic, sad kids, a hint of whimsy.
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Front Burner Whimsy and practicality make this pepper mill a winning house gift for that coveted beach weekend.
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As a fan, I always admired the air of whimsy and gentle weirdness he brought to his roles.
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But over the course of an entire album, a glint of the Lumineers' old whimsy would have helped.
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The energy softens as Venus connects with Neptune on July 18, bringing an uptick in whimsy and romance.
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The league season has now come to a close, and so all whimsy must come to an end.
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We first see it as a comedic bit of whimsy as gently surreal as something from Richard Brautigan.
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The pub crawl can get a little exhausting, and the reader can get bloated on the relentless whimsy.
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"My friends look at fashion in a classical way, but with a touch of whimsy," Mr. Benbanaste said.
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It's a way to have a sneaker, and you know, like a little whimsy and humor with it.
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Mostly, though, the High Line seems like a keeping-up-with-the-Joneses type of showcase for whimsy.
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Carr's book, with its rollicking whimsy and ham-fisted caricature, doesn't successfully execute the promise of that strategy.
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Seeing them now shows the character and whimsy of the scribes that set them loose on the page.
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Painted silver, a desk at the window offered some whimsy, until I noticed extensive peeling along its sides.
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With just a little creative whimsy and effort, an old CD can be transformed into a dazzling suncatcher.
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And it can be hard to combine seriousness and whimsy, arts and politics, all in a single issue.
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Even when it comes to his own fortune, Trump's economy is built almost entirely on wish and whimsy.
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" Just as with "The Firebird," there is a sense of whimsy in Ms. Pyle's "Sleeping Beauty & the Beast.
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At the same time, his pseudo-visionary self-importance won't allow him to surrender to whimsy or mischief.
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PARELES The first posthumous single from Mac Miller is "Good News," which tempers musical whimsy with melancholic wordplay.
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Most popular memes are essentially modern expressions of dadaism, or art that rejects structure and embraces nonsensical whimsy.
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But, it turns out, underneath 30 years of layered polymath whimsy, the obsessed hacker hunter is still there.
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Romance and whimsy abound, and you're also organizing things that need to be set in their right place.
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In place of Yachty's whimsy, though, on songs like "Sing to Her," Shane tends toward the undeniably sultry.
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This is a potentially chilling subject, yet the work, as seen on Friday, treats its theme with wan whimsy.
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After that, you'll just have to wait for Krispy Kreme's next round of LTOs to find fun and whimsy.
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This is totally useless, but could add a little much-needed levity and whimsy to your scary movie night.
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There's a metaphor here — the big man buys and abuses the little man — working against the film's insistent whimsy.
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In the corporate-driven reality of Netflix's The Little Prince, there is no use for whimsy, imagination, or art.
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But the Talking Heads have always been a contradiction; clean-cut hippies balancing choreographed whimsy against capitalist-critiquing anxiety.
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The best part about this two-record set is that it's not priced to exploit people's nostalgia or whimsy.
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But when it isn't embracing whimsy, merchandising potential, or buffoonery, it edges just a little closer to that goal.
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The shimmery, opal lip color has been delivering whimsy since late 2015 — and it just got a 2017 facelift.
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It has whimsy — to this day I don't think I've found anyone (myself included) who can accurately explain it.
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Sometimes her verse (like Frank O'Hara's) invites us into a perpetual party, though elsewhere her whimsy becomes almost bleak.
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Outside, koi ponds and a botanical garden of native plants add whimsy and beauty to the already lush landscape.
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The family has also started a nonprofit, Whimsy World, an art therapy program for children with cancer in hospitals.
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Le Creuset Mickey Mouse Ramekins, Set of 2, $50These cute ramekins will quickly add some whimsy to their kitchen.
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Betting lines may change before the final episode airs, subject to fan whimsy or whether more plot details leak.
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In some ways, my father's character resembled a fruitcake: whimsy and a little nuttiness mixed with a sweet foundation.
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Chantal Akerman, responsible for devastating films like Jeanne Dielman and News from Home, had a sense of whimsy too.
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But fans of those shows' effervescent wit and whimsy need not live in a state of Amy Sherman-Palladenial.
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You can see it in the pictures on these pages: the delight and the whimsy, the silliness and unguardedness.
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The wit and whimsy of the Leibers' work will be celebrated at the East Hampton Library on June 23.
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Its warmth and whimsy are a welcome reprieve from the all-too-clinical mainstream conversation about gender and sexuality.
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" Despite the whimsy of the drawings, Mr. Benchoam said, "It's the work of someone who has lived through violence.
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You're looking for depth and meaning, but some whimsy flows in your partnerships as the moon connects with Neptune.
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These questions tease and tickle throughout "The Moors," which as you may have gathered has a high whimsy quotient.
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Ever since "Blood Simple," the brothers have tended to treat whimsy and fatalism as sides of the same coin.
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In 22000, the order of the hour was whimsy—Billy Brewer and Devin Peppers were chosen back to back.
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Trust me, I was never at a loss for whimsy and imagination as a child, and neither is my daughter.
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"Nostalgia For Atlantis" (1944) by Adolph Gottlieb is painted with a sense of whimsy that I've never associated with him.
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Add a touch of whimsy to your office and give work projects an instant upgrade with this cheeky tabletop dispenser.
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"(They) provide inspiration and whimsy," said Gary May, dean of the College of Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
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The failure of a movie like Darkest Minds may help explain the industry's repeated retreats into '80s whimsy and nostalgia.
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Every year around Christmas, Saks Fifth Avenue dresses its display windows with holiday-inspired whimsy, usually telling a sequential story.
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The result is an astonishing variety of styles and types across the region, from the strictest Brutalism to exuberant whimsy.
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Today, THUMP is premiering B-side cut "Low Budget Action Movie," a jovially cosmic track full of warmth and whimsy.
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Black and white with pops of red, it seemed conjured from pure whimsy: oval head, pom-pom ears, single antenna.
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They failed to acknowledge the whimsy it has brought cat owners, although one committee member did mention laser light shows.
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"Forget Me Not" has a trace of that film's whimsy, but leeched of color and, at times, in slow motion.
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As a screenwriter, Martin comes across as part Woody Allen with quieter neuroses, part Miranda July with less aggressive whimsy.
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Humbler but poetically affecting is a "whimsy" carved evidently from a single block of wood just under a foot tall.
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Vineyard Vines Martha's Vineyard-inspired clothing with a touch of whimsy from a company with the smiling pink whale logo.
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Music festivals require a different kind of beauty regime — one that combines a little whimsy with a lot of muscle.
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No, but there's genuine whimsy and sincerity here, and that's not always present in these sorts of high-low collabs.
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A nice big profile in Fortune about the wit and whimsy of Jack Dorsey is not going to do that.
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There is no place for whimsy in Michelangelo's "Christ on the Cross with the Virgin and St. John" (1555-1564 ).
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Spade's image, as conveyed through her signature handbags and other designs, wove together threads of whimsy, optimism and merry mischief.
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From the moment he pulls up to a decaying, secluded mansion, though, it's clear that whimsy is off the table.
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By the end, you almost forget the title's dark whisper: Death's dictionary is full of winks, wordplay and wicked whimsy.
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It's about young men fearing the burden of the future, and what they perceive as their fathers' lack of whimsy.
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It will be up to Congress to make sure that programs are evaluated on merit and impact, rather than whimsy.
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Throughout, though, her writing is bracing, as full of humour and whimsy, sex and creepiness as in her offbeat stories.
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" Trump's economy is built almost entirely on wish and whimsy, spectacle and diversion—what he likes to call "truthful hyperbole.
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The hotel offers a stunning take on historic national park hotels mixed with a healthy dose of art and whimsy.
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It is part whimsy and spectacle (note the plastic greeter chimp), part serious (note the very real Israeli security cameras).
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Things you might think of as boring — a crib, a dresser — are designed with a bit of whimsy in mind.
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It is new territory for Williams, with a brevity and a strict whimsy you might encounter in Lydia Davis's work.
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Kanye is a low-impact accent piece here, singing part of the hook and adding bonus whimsy to the video.
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Like many of Masson's drawings, it is really a site of suggestibility full of the duality of violence and whimsy.
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The V-neckline on the whimsy dress features lace trim and the design is adorned with decorative buttons down the back.
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Quickly, her brand became synonymous with style, whimsy and joy, and won the hearts of celebrities and women around the world.
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Along with nods to folk forms and archaic musical devices, the instruments also have a humor and whimsy to them, too.
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She was expressing that white women possess an intrinsic confidence that allows them to navigate sexual and romantic relationships with whimsy.
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The pair hit it off and worked together to create a space that celebrates pattern and whimsy in a sophisticated way.
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Some are extremely sophisticated and others are more playful, but even the most grown-up blobs have a certain cartoonish whimsy.
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Some of us feel safe and some of us do not, but within that spectrum, there's grief, there's relief, there's whimsy.
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She manages to strike a perfect balance between complete whimsy and total sophistication, and I don't know how she does it!
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He just can't seem to understand why, and his inability to appreciate whimsy and play turn him into a tragic figure.
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In contrast to the gameplay, the story and art are very serious with little in the way of humor or whimsy.
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He veers with ease between the multiplex and the art house, mixing whimsy and melancholy—not always the happiest of bedfellows.
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The whimsy of adding the old songs may also gloss over the divisiveness he has inspired, especially in his earlier days.
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The poems are humorous, and the illustrations amplify their whimsy, but they touch on serious questions of representation, erasure, and intersectionality.
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There's something about the curation, uniqueness, and hints of whimsy in a themed hotel that reaffirms I am indeed on vacation.
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Though many bits, like a Pierrot encounter with the moon, are delightfully imaginative, others cross the whimsy line and become cloying.
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The plants, which range from small succulents to large palms, appear in every room, adding a touch of whimsy and life.
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The engineers at Epic Systems work on a campus full of childish whimsy but also sit in on open-heart surgery.
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"Crossing" has none of its predecessor's surreal whimsy, but it, too, proceeds along dual narrative paths that appear in alternating sections.
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But just when you think the play is overdosing on whimsy, it makes a dark turn that reveals its underlying melancholy.
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Whatever one's view of legacies, it often seems as if the decisions of the admissions office are governed largely by whimsy.
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But it was an untrammeled drive, a sense of whimsy and a robust gift for self-promotion that set her apart.
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"Rooting for D'Angelo seems like a vote for art and a vote for imagination and a vote for whimsy," Harvey said.
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By infusing decadence and whimsy into snacking, these food products invite an unexpected visual experience to the typically mindless midday nosh.
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Inside the humor and whimsy are deep registers of wounds and pain and solitariness: are these really dead or obsolete subjects?
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We're subjected to months-long waiting lists, which — let's face it — can take some of the whimsy out of getting fresh ink.
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We should feel comfortable saying that, especially because that cuteness and whimsy is veiling a series of ethically dubious partnerships and investments.
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It's one of the most down-to-earth moments in a movie filled with whimsy, an effective parable for the millennial experience.
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The couple happily float, hop, and goof around, until all that romantic whimsy takes a sudden turn — right along with Vanessa's stomach.
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They are in that sense absolute, and all the more so for their air or aire of light-footed casualness and whimsy.
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She just spent the weekend in N.Y.C. and introduced a whole new style phase, that's bringing her back to her whimsy ways.
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The movie is also devoid of both jokes and whimsy, a problem when the whole set design is built to surround both.
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By taking away the magic and whimsy of Harry's world, we can look at each spell from a strictly etymological stand point.
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If she was doing anything black-tie or doing a formal affair, there was always some whimsy to what she was wearing.
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"Trump's economy is built almost entirely on wish and whimsy, spectacle and diversion—what he likes to call 'truthful hyperbole," writes Robin.
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In 1998, it won several awards for its "Khakis Swing" commercial, and became known for its use of celebrities and whimsy themes.
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Like their other work, We operates in similar way to the psychedelic whimsy of Pee Wee's Playhouse puppeteer and artist Wayne White.
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However, many of the people who seek out these services are feeling lost and looking for guidance; they want reassurance, not whimsy.
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Paul Simon is next week's musical guest, so we can expect yet more whimsy, plenty of emotion, and no more hostage situations.
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It is very rare to have beautiful furnishings and décor in this time period done with such great style, whimsy and flair.
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The cute details of the Kate Spade New York 5 O'Clock Metro watch will add a touch of whimsy to any outfit.
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But overall, Mr. Peray's cartoons about the cave rescue are poignant tributes to the trapped boys, served with a dash of whimsy.
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At the top, in bold, the company's name appears, often ringing with the same friendly, typically two-syllable whimsy. Soma. Allbirds. Goby.
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It inspires whimsy, it inspires imagination, but it also gives people the bravery they need to approach these sort of dense topics.
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"They were bright and fun, with a sense of whimsy and feminine cool — they ticked all the right boxes," Rebecca told Refinery29.
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It's a place to have intelligent and true connecting conversations, but all the while be surrounded by fun and whimsy and creativity.
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JON PARELES A tender, almost whimsy-filled read on the electro of early-to-mid 1980s Los Angeles by the producer Vegyn.
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Monkeylectric — no one remembers how it got the name — sits at the intersection of safety and art, with an overlay of whimsy.
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"Vulnerable (immigrant children) cannot and should not be held hostage to an administration's flight of whimsy," wrote District Judge Paul A. Crotty.
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The latest Swagway self-balancing board is still affordable and now it's built better, Safer and with a bit of musical whimsy.
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The animated nominees include handmade as well as digital productions, and dark, adult themes as well as child-friendly charm and whimsy.
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As in Measure for Measure, Shakespeare's tragedy tempered by burlesque, (see the lines quoted above), Giacometti's sculpture merges horror, pity, and whimsy.
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Even when it borders on bioluminescent whimsy, it's so distinctly and ceaselessly its own, instead of mimicking its DC/Warner Bros. counterparts.
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By infusing decadence and whimsy into snacking, these food products do invite an unexpected visual experience to the typically mindless midday nosh.
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He'd left his son, parents, and ex-wife in Cuba; the whimsy of his earlier Cuban work gave way, then, to something else.
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The whimsy alone was enough to warm up our cold souls; it was like a beloved deep dish pizza in sweet, chocolatey form.
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I hope she can be remembered for her legacy of creating a world of whimsy and making simple things feel special and beautiful.
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They have a similar quality to his earlier works, of being torn and repositioned and juxtaposed, yet a sense of whimsy comes through.
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There's so much whimsy and imagination and romance to the clothing that she designs, and I've worn a lot of her stuff recently.
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It's a colorful place with its walls covered with all kinds of objects that reflect the impeccable taste and whimsy of the retailer.
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But I think it's worth remembering that something is lost when you trade in the kangas for horses, and the whimsy for angst.
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"If you're not into my kind of whimsy, you can substitute some of them for other ones that work for you," she says.
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It's hard not to be charmed by the emotional intensity, inventiveness and sometimes sheer whimsy of the items in the chockablock display cases.
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Like Ashbery's poetry, digression and whimsy are surface readings of a deeply felt exploration, a chance-taking and a wrestling with larger entropy.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: So long ago the plans were flimsy,But thanks now Bloomie, Blazie, Lindsay,Dinkins, Koch — for wheels and whimsy.
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As watermelons exploded into a gazillion pieces last week, CPSC's social media specialist Joseph Galbo live-tweeted the demonstration with his signature whimsy.
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But Yorgos Lanthimos' vision trades in traditional accuracy for mesmerizing whimsy — and really, who needs history when you've got Joe Alwyn's dance moves?
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He was struck by its sculptural quality: thin trunk; big, lush leaves; the perfect balance of volume and negative space, structure and whimsy.
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It's charmingly directed and narrated by Isaac Mizrahi, and the wit of his costumes is matched by the whimsy of John Heginbotham's choreography.
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The silver glitter and black pom-pom combination creates an effortless mix of glitz and whimsy — an ideal look for any event. 10.
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"By adding art and whimsy we'll provide surprising moments of wonder where children and adults least expect," wrote Tiffany Eng, the group's founder.
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Look closely and you will even find touches of whimsy, not a characteristic that springs to mind when talking about the Port Authority.
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It chases after the nihilistic swagger of "Deadpool" and the anarchic whimsy of "Guardians of the Galaxy" but trips over its own feet.
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It simply and cleanly embraces the details of everyday life, occasionally dirty or impoverished or ominous, spiked with moments of memory-infused whimsy.
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It is, beyond all conceivable odds, a gigantic theme park sculpture of basketball's Trickster God that totally lacks any sense of whimsy whatsoever.
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The dancers, "appeared to be downtown merely to evoke in the crowds a feeling of whimsy," according to The Atlantic reporter Conor Friedersdorf.
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The fast talking is crucial to Gilmore Girls' whimsy and charm; it makes the show feel like a His Girl Friday screwball throwback.
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The very idea of unified national political action toward a single goal seems farcical, and unified action on a global scale mere whimsy.
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A weekly dose of glitter and whimsy and some words of inspiration from Ms. Poehler and Mr. Offerman are completely and totally refreshing.
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This sense of curious whimsy is often lacking in Venet's public, monumental arcs, that can feel craned in, plopped down, and pointlessly domineering.
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Oh, the whimsy of a teenage birthday party: sodas, games, and maybe even some seven minutes in heaven, if you're feeling really crazy.
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"It tolerates and even encourages real flights of whimsy, fun and change," said Ms. Williams, who likes switching out the objects on display.
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The whimsy, coming right at the start, proves especially deadly in Shana Cooper's staging for a newly founded theater company called the Coop.
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Yet fans of Mr. Silver's angry wit and whimsy may feel he is missing in action in this portrait of a misbegotten marriage.
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This makes the mode of narrative and humor — which I'll call strained, half-curdled, self-regarding millennial whimsy — go down a little easier.
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A funny thing happened to the French director Bruno Dumont a few years back: He discovered whimsy, or at least something like it.
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One day, in a fit of whimsy or cruelty, Isaac paints the words "crazy dog" on the back of a stray Jerusalem mutt.
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"I think some people are going to use this as a one-off whimsy and never again, and that's O.K.," Mr. Winesmith said.
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I can still have a sense of adventure and whimsy with my clothes, without the commitment or the high financial and environmental costs.
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The film has been marketed as a "fun, modern-day" murder mystery, and the many rapturous reviews have echoed this sense of whimsy.
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The meandering, sometimes cryptic interviews of 2018 have given way to something more considered and open with occasional dashes of her trademark whimsy.
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You'll come for flights of whimsy, expertly deployed toilet humor, great celebrity voices, and some of the best holiday episodes in TV history.
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And that's what boosts their imagination, that's what builds up their whimsy: making up stories on top of all the stories that they're told.
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Ever since they bloomed onto the scene in 2013, boho brand LoveShackFancy has intoxicated fans with their signature blend of romance, whimsy, and wearability.
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"Anything can happen and no one can really program Donald Trump and his strategy (or whimsy) into any of the typical models," Kloza said.
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The seating chart incorporated Belle's favorite hobby, reading, and the floral arrangements straddled the line between fairy-tale magic and down-to-earth whimsy.
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The World, and The World's End are odes to genre, whimsy, and Wright's impeccable directorial talents — but they're also movies that love other movies.
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The company, which tempered capitalism with a spoonful of whimsy and a healthy dollop of social consciousness, had $237 million in sales last year.
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I suspect the whimsy has a purpose: it makes The Boring Company seem fun, and it's likely to generate goodwill, in addition to revenue.
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But more to the point, this sort of whimsy and these kinds of Facebook Messenger-like features are desperately needed to keep Messages relevant.
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Far from stuffy and corporate, the best slacks-and-blazer combinations stick to smart, classic lines while throwing in a touch of unexpected whimsy.
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There's still the positive, cheery sense of whimsy in many of his songs — 2012's "Celebrate," which features Pharrell Williams, is a real banger.
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The pure whimsy of the device turned heads, but the company wisely decided that it wouldn't be a good fit in most people's homes.
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Apple may have reined in some of the original Apple Watch whimsy, but it's enhanced it in a number of smart and essential ways.
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Each coffret boasts the Hawaii Kawaii print — a design that Louboutin came up with to capture the color and whimsy of '50s-era Hawaii.
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It paired pretty well with the whimsy of Kim Kardashian's favorite filter, the flower crown, as well as my mom's favorite, the bee face!
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"One Mississippi" tries to hit many notes in its short run — grief, light comedy, anger, small-town whimsy — and the shifts can be jarring.
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Depending on the shade (and there are many), a blue Christmas tree can add elegance and sophistication or fun and whimsy to your space.
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It involved life-sized puppets, scripted whimsy, endless special guests, and interludes in which Chance conversed with a giant, cuddly lion behind the decks.
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It's refined but manages a bit of whimsy thanks to its placket and cuffs with a contrasting geometric pattern and an oversized chest pocket.
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How much intensity and suspense can you drain from a movie about cops and robbers without having the thing collapse into anecdote and whimsy?
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A best seller in France, Dabos's debut novel evokes both the whimsy and the deep-seated sense of justice of the Harry Potter series.
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The rapid-fire, note-perfect dialogue is punctuated with moments of brilliant conceptual whimsy: animated and underwater sequences; horror-movie jump scares; immersive theater.
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While many people said they were offended by the image, it also prompted whimsy, delight, a poem and more than a few bad puns.
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Selections like "Yeoman" from his most recent album, "Romaplasm" — with their ample whimsy and chiptune aesthetic — could easily be retrofitted for the same purpose.
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And to add a touch of whimsy in the kitchen, he used handmade driftwood cabinet pulls he found on Etsy for about $10 apiece.
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She just as easily deploys the slipstream whimsy of Herbie Hancock, the earthy sweep of McCoy Tyner and the swarming agitation of Cecil Taylor.
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And pool designers responded to an avid public: Whereas today a city is lucky to get a simple rectangle, the old pools had whimsy.
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Noah Hawley's "Legion," on FX, the latest Marvel production based on the X-Men, has an aesthetic that might be described as caustic whimsy.
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"Broccoli," a collaboration with Lil Yachty — another artist at the vanguard of modern whimsy — is currently at No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100.
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She injects plenty of whimsy into bold decor, with rich fabrics and rooms that are beautifully appointed with midcentury modern and European-inspired furnishings.
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I entered a world of whimsy and color, combat ballet, and dizzying pyrotechnics, where my longboard became a tarot card, a motorcycle, an elk.
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In its repetition and pileup of whimsy, Frost's novel makes a case for the Reader's Digest condensations that have served its hero so well.
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"Tuca & Bertie" is like a fusion of "Bojack" and "Broad City," injecting cartoon whimsy into stories that aim to be emotionally truthful and relatable.
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Spark my interest with the fantastical whimsy of an Antoine de Saint-Exupéry children's classic combined with the energetic immorality of Wall Street bros.
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Use the steps below to give your go-to party style a pump of '50s whimsy, and watch the full technique in the video above.
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Can you discuss the use of disparate and specific objects that carry meaning, as well as the scale and sense of whimsy in your work?
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A lot of your built projects are fun and have elements of whimsy much like your office rules, how do you keep this sentiment alive?
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Unlike other slasher villains, Michael has been mostly consistent: He's never embraced sarcasm and whimsy like Freddy Krueger, or gone to space like Jason Voorhees.
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And I guess, if you're going to be the most depressing artist in the world, you might as well carry some whimsy along with it.
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But the speed with which various folks criticized Cardi B and described her as "canceled" wasn't just an example of internet whimsy and attendant backlash.
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Only we don't know anyone who asked for the brand's particular brand of whimsy or the release of peanut butter and jelly flavored salad dressing.
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But "Germinal" operates in the very best French tradition of combining whimsy with profundity, and a double consciousness of precise, egoistic individuality with anonymous universality.
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The thing that drew us as children – the ease of play, the whimsy, the sense of immersion – are now available on low-cost commodity devices.
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So beyond the dazzling visuals and irresistible whimsy of A Wrinkle In Time, I believe the most important part of this film is its existence.
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Your hosts Paul Miller and Ashley Carman, who's subbing in for Nilay Patel, will lead you through the world of gadgetry with whimsy and wonder.
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It's the kind of feature (and the kind of fridge) you'd create if you had zero inhibitions and would never be embarrassed by technological whimsy.
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Miyazaki is the best when it comes to escapism, but it's his inimitable brand of whimsy that sticks with viewers long after they're done escaping.
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It contains significant measures of whimsy and wonder — qualities that might normally conspire to put me off drink altogether — yet I find Field's book irresistible.
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I can't say that Ms. Jones, who here suggests a hybrid of Mr. Rogers and Patti LaBelle, has inoculated me against this kind of whimsy.
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Here, with typical whimsy and rigor, Ms. Driscoll explores the role of stories and storytelling in how we make sense of our lives (1:15).
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Here, with typical whimsy and rigor, Ms. Driscoll explores the role of stories and storytelling in how we make sense of our lives (8883:15).
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Lanthimos's method is to elicit an appreciative chuckle followed by a gasp of shock, and to deliver violence and whimsy in the same even tone.
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There are diagrams and occasional flourishes of whimsy that reveal Huggins's roots in the Ohio River Valley and his identity as a true basketball nerd.
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The play, by contrast, mostly registers as an exercise in whimsy as the dotty but determined heroine rescues the blank-faced, indrawn Harold from himself.
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The wit and whimsy of the performance artists Sonja Stummerer and Martin Hablesreiter of the Viennese architecture and design firm Honey & Bunny know no bounds.
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" His children recalled similarly whimsy-free correspondences on the home front: "Mark," one letter began, "you must choose your goals on a more serious basis.
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Instead, there is a level of whimsy and spectacle that, while diverting, bears little resemblance to the borderline feral conditions that exist in our country.
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E.B. White, but kick up the folksy whimsy three or four notches, and also the animals should all represent specific officials within the Carter administration.
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Nelson and his good-hearted dog tweets have continually done the daily work of injecting much-needed whimsy into our ongoing struggle against the darkness.
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Rife with metaphor, whimsy and symbolism, Matthew Ronay's When Two Are In One installation tackles complex themes even while it showcases the artist's sense of humor.
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Embodying the beauty of her day, de Saint Phalle exhibits a style of dressing that's both iconic and personal, and current in its proportions and whimsy.
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Mix Douglas Adams-like narration with Wes Anderson whimsy, and a constant state of confusion and voila, you have The Orbiting Human Circus (Of the Air)!
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That said, Christopher Robin is a more overt rescue mission to save adult souls than Paddington, which is a full-blown (and wonderful) exercise in whimsy.
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Like oversized fishing bobbers used as flower vases, these 20 trees planted in colorful buoys are designed to add whimsy and nature to Rotterdam's industrial waterfront.
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The new models each sound just as capable as the original Pocket Operators were on their own, with just a little more whimsy this time around.
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The whimsy side of Cortana has led to the creation of a handful of Easter Eggs, though you don't need a special code to access them.
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It's devoid of both Finnish filth and Cascadian whimsy; instead, Sick With Bloom is its own master, beholden to none but those who have created it.
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Kate Spade has "a unique brand attitude that's youthful, with a much higher penetration of millennials, fashionable, fun, feminine with a bit of whimsy," Luis said.
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This latest photo series, titled, Al freddo or "In the cold" boasts Mathery's signature appreciation for a bit of whimsy paired with slick, market-ready design.
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Mr. Lanthimos's method is to elicit an appreciative chuckle followed by a gasp of shock, and to deliver violence and whimsy in the same even tone.
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"Although colorism is a heavy topic, it was important to me that Sulwe's story have warmth, whimsy and exist in a land of dreams," she says.
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Not so at tonight's Tribeca Ball to benefit the New York Academy of Art, where something new is on the menu: a little wit and whimsy.
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While the coffee giant's traditional locations have been serving up these cups of whimsy, its Roastery and Reserve Bars are catering to a very different audience.
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There was a Seussian whimsy to the Prism Keepall 50, which was made of clear, iridescent PVC and cost three thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars.
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Millward's watercolor, ink and pencil drawings highlight the stories' whimsy; her google-eyed characters and obsessive, scribbly vegetation add up to a rousing expression of cheer.
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Imagine having what might essentially be your whole fate laid out before you based on the whim and whimsy of advanced data and bizarre personality tests.
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Thanks to cookbooks inspired by these staples of kids' literature, I was recently able to spend some time preparing my meals with an air of whimsy.
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The energy feels critical and nit-picky, but the mood shifts as Venus connects with Neptune on July 18, bringing romance, creativity, and whimsy your way.
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None of the drivers were professional athletes and at times their movements were slightly less than synchronized, which only added to the whimsy of the event.
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It has an element of whimsy, the surprising pleasure of getting a free toy, as enjoyable in my 30s as it was when I was five.
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For her latest collection at her Tory Sport athletic wear line, Tory Burch, always a master of whimsy, designed pouches in the shape of a whale.
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That's the premise of "The Extraordinary Journey of the Fakir," a picaresque chronicle of a poor Indian magician, Aja (Dhanush), that dispenses whimsy in epic proportions.
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As a technician, Eminem hasn't changed much over the years, but gone is his sense of whimsy, his puerile gift for social rebellion, his underdog thirst.
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The talented designer somehow weaves patterns and prints that have no business going together into stunning, playful tapestries that fill the space with sophistication and whimsy.
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The king-size bed featured crisp white linens, and the blue and cream wallpaper incorporating surfers, rabbits and palm trees imbued the space with some whimsy.
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There might have been whimsy in the English blood for a long, long time, but the 19th century, with its imperial ambitions, was ripe for it.
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Nothing here feels cute, quaint or kitsch, though whimsy can fall that way, into a slough of soggy sentimentality sometimes laced with an emetic of twee.
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And as has become his habit over decades in political office, Mr. Brown sprinkled a hint of historical whimsy into the conclusion of his signing letter.
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Now, as their tax bases dwindle along with their populations, communities like Misato are increasingly questioning whether the whimsy is worth the cost in public spending.
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What matters more is how powerfully "The Leftovers" delivers Kevin's personal revelation, which comes after an hour filled with complicated obstacles and moments of random whimsy.
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The book, by Mr. Harburg and Fred Saidy, is more perishable, a mix of high whimsy (the word "pixified" occurs more than once) and topical satire.
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These strands of elegance and baroque whimsy converge in a 14th-century, blue-and-white wine jar discovered in a collector's Long Island garage in 6383.
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Underneath the whimsy and the banter, however, lies a sophistication in the treatment of relationships, both familial and romantic, which helped attract an intensely loyal audience.
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Incorporating a bit of whimsy through fun, photo-worthy features like colorful spaces, branded mirrors, neon signs, and photo booths generates brand awareness and attracts customers.
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It reflects the way she makes her art, using some elements from the real world, but combined with lots of whimsy and Lewis Carroll-style Jabberwocky.
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The accessory, which added a touch of characteristic goofiness and whimsy to the actor's dusty pink velvet suit, was an instant hit with the preshow's viewers.
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After 2010, while still making work that recycles and reflects on her past, Varda's public persona became a kind of catchall for whimsy on the internet.
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Rather than coming off as uniform, manufactured objects, however, they maintain an air of whimsy, with undulating forms and an array of textures that tickle the senses.
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Other images have a playful, Paul Klee-like, semi-abstract whimsy about them, like "Ma volenté, mon désire" ("My Will, My Desire") and "Ma Force" ("My Force").
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Where O'Malley's "fits of whimsy" appear to have been too entrenched to fully weed out, however, is in the character of Gestalt, another rook at the Chequy.
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So while there's plenty of trademark whimsy, there are also indulgences like the musical number in the third episode, which is clever but drags on too long.
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"We wanted to use pattern and whimsy in a really sophisticated way," explains Chused, who took her cues from Sagum's love of mixing Marc with vintage fashion.
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The British designer creates pieces made of equal parts whimsy and precision, meaning his portfolio includes things like tables with gold, Jeff Koons-like balloons for legs.
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Launched this week exclusively on the Urban Outfitters website, the 26-piece collection marries Urban's trademark edgy, of-the-moment silhouettes with Laura Ashley's traditionally feminine whimsy.
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Michael C. McMillen combined the languages of vernacular architecture, retro-futurism, sci-fi whimsy, and a healthy dose of dystopia — all the rage nowadays — in this show.
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One of the major memes were these sparkles, which took over Twitter for a moment in April, adding a little bit of visual whimsy to everyone's feeds.
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Finally, we went with whimsy, chatting for a minute or two about whatever the flying hell is going on with initial coin offerings, better known as ICOs.
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The chaos of dealing with apps can be a pain in the ass, sure, but I actually like having access to all of this whimsy inside iMessage.
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My yardstick for what fashionable had meant included "sophisticated" clothing that had moved beyond girlish ruffles and whimsy, but not so grown-up that things got dowdy.
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"Star Wars" had placed me in the presence of really magical movie invention: Here, all mixed together, were whimsy and fantasy, simple wonderment and quietly sophisticated storytelling.
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Introducing: the Narwhal BBQ Skewer Set, a pair of two stainless steel "unicorns of the sea" that will add a touch of whimsy to your grilling sessions.
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With a minimum of gestural expression and an evident depth of thought, she delivers some heart-stopping moments of erudite whimsy that masks abysses of hidden vulnerability.
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Portrayed with sentiments ranging from intimidation to whimsy, they are realized in ways that range from painterly ingenuity in composition to the use of beetles and bees.
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This month, the band releases "South of Reality," its second album; both records feature exacting, if not militaristic, deployments of whimsy, with a frisson of psychedelic Beatles.
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Related: Watching Candy Melt in Reverse to Classical Music Is the Best Rainbow-Schmeared Unicorn Toast Brings Whimsy to Breakfast Behold, The Most Immaculate Gingerbread House Ever
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It's an utterly delightful book — from the nimble line illustrations to the pristine visuals of the poems themselves, doled out with equal parts rue, whimsy and wisdom.
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Yet despite her commitment to the role — and the generally fine supporting performances — this timorous tale sidesteps uncomfortable realities in favor of soothing whimsy and preordained uplift.
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"Every piece we selected illustrates the wit, whimsy and beauty of Tiffany jewelry from this era," said Ashley Barrett, the company's vice president of global public relations.
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Alessandro Michele's rebrand had infused the company with flamboyance, joie de vivre, whimsy and sass, but looking at some outfits suggested Ed Hardy's sophisticated older cousin, Édouard.
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But when she gets home to her apartment (she lives between New York and Barcelona), she trades all the whimsy for "very simple, rustic, Mediterranean-grandmother" cooking.
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His work, often conveying whimsy, melancholy or nostalgia, was shown in art galleries and museums, and he illustrated and wrote books and collaborated with major fashion brands.
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These features added whimsy and color to Snapchat's messaging service, which has drawn an avid base of users and has helped propel new forms of digital advertising.
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The dark, comic poignancy of the book is drowned in garish, self-conscious whimsy, and the work of a talented ensemble is squandered on awkward heartstring snatching.
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But for all his whimsy and free-spiritedness, Rodeo has a few "no-go's," as he calls them, including ever returning to their hometown, Poplin Springs, Wash.
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If Spielberg doesn t capture the anarchic whimsy of Roald Dahl s 1982 novel, his film has the soft enchantment of what the giant would call a phizzwizard.
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In an often grim world, the GLOO cannon is a piece of Portal-like whimsy, covering the station in dried puffs that looks like giant pieces of popcorn.
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While Mario, the fleet-footed, moustachioed hotshot, remains Nintendo's all-round mascot and icon, "The Legend of Zelda" represents the loftier flipside of Mario's primary-coloured, populist whimsy.
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In 2016, the restaurant's chef, Michael Tusk, explained the unconventional presentation in a Facebook post, saying it combines "a little bit of gastronomy, technology, education and whimsy." pic.twitter.
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For her, it only made sense that when she founded Blush & Whimsy in 2016, she would also use her platform to work with and promote organizations like Adelante.
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His Queen Mab speech, with its whimsy that moves into danger, is given extra depth by the spectacular shadows Mr. Tresnjak has him cast on the back wall.
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But that doesn't mean the season isn't fun — and if her tweet Friday is any indication, we can expect a lot more holiday whimsy from the reality star.
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Related: Frozen Food Photos Tantalize the Senses with Unexpected Forms 'MOON' Photo Series Is an Ode to Nature and Womanhood Rainbow-Schmeared Unicorn Toast Brings Whimsy to Breakfast
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What we are here to discuss is his insane laugh, which approximates a poisoned harp seal wheezing out his final gasps—but, you know, with joy and whimsy.
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We didn't have time to do a lot with it in our demo, but it's built on the same pleasant whimsy that defines a lot of Takahashi's work.
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The flute's whimsy gets your attention; the little piano doodles lock it down; 2 Chainz raps like he's freestyling to himself to pass the time while folding laundry.
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"If you go to any art gallery in Los Angeles, you're going to find whimsy that just feels like that person loved Pee-wee's Playhouse," says John Lindauer.
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Likud has sought to write Gantz off as a "leftist", casting him as an untested whimsy candidate and no match for Netanyahu, 69, who is also defense minister.
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"'Ant-Man' dabbles in the bright, playful colors of the superhero spectrum, reveling in moments of cartoonish whimsy and smirky humor," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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But there's no reason not to let the pigeon drive "The Art and Whimsy of Mo Willems," an exhibition at the New-York Historical Society through Sept. 2212.
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As you may have gathered, "The Wildness" — which sometimes brings to mind a pastel variation of the baby-boomer-angst flick "The Big Chill" — is thick on whimsy.
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This space of depthlessly deep contradiction makes for an interesting display that mixes high culture, whimsy, and an almost perverse level of sexual detailing in several undated drawings.
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If there's some kind of magic formula to this oeuvre — Jim Carrey plus whimsy plus vulnerability equals emotional dynamite — then the new Showtime series Kidding has perfected it.
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Suarez became enamored of the elaborate stone work, statuary, fountains with soaring sprays and rills that gave Italian gardens of the 43th century both elegance and fantastical whimsy.
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He is best known to mainstream audiences for his Tony Award-winning book for the charming musical "Once," but his usual brand of whimsy is far more subversive.
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Review: Why 'Hero' Is an Outstanding Country Music Debut Review: 'Big Baby D.R.A.M.' Finds a Rapper-Singer in Whimsy Mode Review: Rihanna, Blissfully Adrift, Juggles Styles on 'Anti'
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"She strikes such a specific note between whimsy and tragedy, things that are heartbreaking and things that are hysterical, almost always at the same time," Mr. Muhly said.
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Tasker also leverages the power of color and tone to strike instant moodiness through a given tableau, adding weight to the overall whimsy and vibrancy of her style.
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There is a sense of whimsy throughout, which includes framing the movie like an episode of Rogers' TV show, every detail of which is replicated in meticulous detail.
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The guests, who included the actress Emmy Rossum, the fashion designer Jason Wu , and the former New York Giant Victor Cruz, schmoozed, interrupted by bits of guerrilla whimsy.
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But on Tumblr especially, due to the site's mix of whimsy and deliberate hyperindulgence, certain months of the year become as important as the specific date being anticipated.
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A moderate with a penchant for whimsy, Mr. Hickenlooper never missed an opportunity to fetch a banjo and strum — even and especially during grueling stretches of his campaign.
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At a moment as dystopian and erratic as Dada itself, the performance biennial presents work rife with whimsy and depth to confront complex histories and a stupefying present.
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Though I was drawn to Christmas dioramas and Polly Pocket's crumb-sized accessories as a kid, it's not simply the whimsy of childhood that makes tiny things so attractive.
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I'll admit, I wasn't into any of this at first, but I'm coming around to the idea of adding a little more childlike whimsy and nostalgia into my life.
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Told in rhyming verse, Carroll's trademark use of deep reds and blue give the proceedings an eerie whimsy, and her layouts — always brilliant — furl and explode across the page.
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But Blush & Whimsy isn't on our radar because Frances McDormand and Allison Janney have now likely held or tried it, or that it changes color based on your pH.
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Ultimately, it was an exercise not just in blending whimsy with a bit of edge, but in making an 8-by-12 foot area feel like so much more.
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Though its founder, Kate Spade, who passed away in June, has not been involved with the company for over a decade, her general spirit and whimsy has lived on.
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There's definitely something anachronistic about it stylistically — this show doesn't normally use syncopated, rhythmic cutting — but it infuses a depressing state of affairs (from Samwell's perspective, anyway) with whimsy.
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My lovable gang of goofs became department store mannequins for hats whose primary role was to provide a patina of whimsy to an onging project of psychological lock-picking.
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You want more than just to look at them; you want to be with them, open yourself to them — to all their turbulence and playfulness, whimsy and occasional severity.
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Elvis & Nixon is at its best when it sticks to what-if whimsy and the enjoyable fantasy of worlds colliding, with all the outlandish possibilities that crossover stories suggest.
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Also on May 15, Mercury's connection with Neptune brings a dash of whimsy and creativity, while Mars entering Cancer finds you tenaciously tackling issues concerning cash and self-worth.
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She's a facilitator more than a participant, ready to do what it takes to encourage the whimsy in others without getting her hands dirty—if she can help it.
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An acronym for "Life's a Real Dream," it captures the whimsy of Steven Erdman, the songwriter, cartoonist and animator whose alter ego is LARD Dog, a cheerful space traveler.
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An acronym for "Life's a Real Dream," it captures the whimsy of Steven Erdman, the songwriter, cartoonist and animator whose alter ego is LARD Dog, a friendly space alien.
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There is a lot of fake whimsy on the internet these days—which is annoying in its own right—but it is a direct reaction to columns like this.
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If you are a person of a certain age on the internet, you are overcome with whimsy and mirth because Roger Rabbit, But With Basketball: 2 is getting made.
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Layered underneath chunky ribbed knits and paired with pleated wool trousers, the summer staple becomes an easy button-down alternative to add a little whimsy to a winter look.
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Anderson's whimsy is relentless as always, but depending on your reading of its usage, the movie is either a sincere tribute to, or plunders, Japanese art, cinema and music.
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She was dressed with muted whimsy, in a denim jacket with a fringe collar, black culottes and white Nike Air Max sneakers, like a poet at her day job.
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Whimsy was, in a sense, a reaction to the brutal times when England bulldozed its way across the world, tossing countries into its empire like butterflies into a net.
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Ms. Letissier finds solace and inspiration in movement: For her, dancing is not casual or a passing whimsy, but an increasingly important part of her development as an artist.
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Mr. Goldsmith's long retail career spans decades of gadgetry — including truffle shavers and cherry pitters, Salad Shooters and spiralizers — and traces a history of ingenuity, optimism and sheer whimsy.
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But he approached the world at a 45-degree angle, tending toward whimsy and japery in some 5,000 "Observer" columns that he wrote for The Times across 36 years.
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Surfacing Living among us are hundreds of fairy gardeners, who maintain a sense of childlike wonder and whimsy by embracing miniature gardening with fairies, gnomes and other mythical figurines.
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She wants her dancers to take her material — lucid Cunningham-based phrases that sometimes wander into whimsy — and make it their own, a process that Skype facilitates and subtly alters.
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Mixing whimsy and gore, the show has a certain tonal resemblance to Starz's "Ash Vs. Evil Dead," and surrounds its leads with a solid cast of supporting and cameo players.
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It promoted this bit of Willett whimsy: "Go away A-Rod," referring to former baseball star Alex Rodriguez, who had been suspended from the game for admitting to steroid use.
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I think of these pictures as a visual exploration of whimsy and humor which echoes surrealism, still life, the works of M.C. Escher, Ernst Haeckel, Karl Blossfeldt, and Jerry Uelsmann.
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One of the few affecting elements amid the would-be whimsy involves a child's handmade creation — the kind of imperfect, idiosyncratic beauty that the movie argues for but doesn't achieve.
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The group's style, a convergence of high precision and whimsy, makes it a quintessential live band — even most of its studio albums were made with an audience in the room.
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Although Kardashian West's 4-month-old daughter Chicago has a little while before she can enjoy the full whimsy of the famous park, she will have her turn soon enough.
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I was brought back to that sense of whimsy when playing Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality, which is available today for $30 for the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive.
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Here's another picture taken during the storm: It's unclear why God would unleash his wrath on the Panthers, but though he may be given to whimsy, he is just. [Facebook]
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Most truly mainstream musicians are shooting for tinseled whimsy, warm fuzzies, and a picture of mittened masses tipping their hats to each other on their way to a family gathering.
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Outside the office, he combined his talent as an engineer with his love of art and whimsy, creating metal drum sculptures, raw wood constructions and sculptures assembled from concrete blocks.
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The movie is so aggressively art directed that its strongest creative force appears to be its scenic designer, Jonathon Oxlade, whose imaginative whimsy evokes Tim Burton at his most lighthearted.
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Rice's signal-callers combined to throw six picks as the game got out of hand, so in the second half some unspoken agreement was made to pursue whimsy full-bore.
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"I created this collection for women who look for beautifully made, well-considered clothes that have a sense of whimsy and uncomplicated chic that suit their everyday lives," he explained.
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Not only has there always been an (often overlooked) undercurrent of whimsy and humor in his work, but even when he lays his heart on the line, it's not straightforward.
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With intricacy and humor, Van der Vliet Oloomi relays Zebra's brainy, benighted struggles as a tragicomic picaresque whose fervid logic and cerebral whimsy recall the work of Bolaño and Borges.
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But while I loved the Brontë-siblings-in-Narnia whimsy of The Glass Town Game, the sheer rage of Refrigerator Monologues felt right for the end of this particular year.
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As our reviewer, Liesl Schillinger, wrote, the author "relays Zebra's brainy, benighted struggles as a tragicomic picaresque whose fervid logic and cerebral whimsy recall the work of Bolaño and Borges."
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In a moment of whimsy, Dr. Gell-Mann, who hadn't a mystical bone in his body, named his system the Eightfold Way after the Buddha's eight-step path to enlightenment.
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Papier-mâché pendants might seem a surprising choice for an avant-garde design and architecture firm, but Studio Ossidiana has a knack for imbuing spaces with a sense of whimsy.
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The day will also include face painting and the auditory equivalent of all this visual whimsy: two performances of world music by the clarinetist Oran Etkin and his Timbalooloo band.
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The program contained selections from his transcriptions of Bach's partitas for solo violin, bluegrass standards, arrangements of pop songs and Mr. Thile's own compositions — full of whimsy and breathless virtuosity.
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Something prettier, more wearable, designed for the woman who secretly adored the whimsy of that Starbucks Unicorn Frappuccino but can't rationalize a mermaid-hued mane at her 9-to-5?
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As a soloist, Koma revels freely in qualities that were more concealed in the couple's collaborations, just as Eiko has on her own: a whimsy, slyness and almost slapstick sensibility.
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Memory is notoriously unreliable, so I am hoping that mine quickly expunges any recollection of "Memory Rings," an obscure, whimsy-sprinkled dance-theater work about, well, I'm not sure what.
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It's the first American restaurant designed by Peter Marino: The dining room is warmly inviting, with midcentury elegance and touches of whimsy, like flooring patterned with Pollock blobs and swirls.
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They wouldn't necessarily kill at the Laugh Factory, but Sun's Twitter account offers comfort, whimsy and an alternative to the rage/panic/schadenfreude/political flame-warring of much online discourse.
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With its mix of down-home coziness and violent desperation, "Girl" brings to mind a fraught collaboration by Thornton Wilder and Eugene O'Neill, with a dash of William Saroyan's whimsy.
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That whimsy was absent in Episode 22019, a chiaroscuro nightmare that is so unnerving, mesmerizing, and jaw-dropping that you might not remember to close your mouth until the end.
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Yet perhaps the same sense of whimsy and weirdness that might hold Playmobil back with contemporary children could prove to be a strength in the adult world of workplace toys.
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On matters fraught and frivolous, Senate allies have coaxed Judge Gorsuch to the safest of verbal cul-de-sacs, eager to defuse Democratic lines of attack with whimsy and digressions.
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A painting of a disk in reds, oranges, and yellows is titled "Snoopy Sees Earth Wrapped in Sunset" (1970)—a whimsy that seems meant to deflect any hint of mysticism.
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The "Fearless Girl" statue was installed on Wall Street on the eve of International Women's Day, brining a touch of whimsy to the "Charging Bull" statue and inspiring debate. April.
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For a whimsy-packed story about a reclusive loner and the sex doll he insists is his real live girlfriend, Lars and the Real Girl is a remarkably sincere movie.
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" Executive vice president Bruce Bozzi—whose great grandfather founded the original restaurant in 1926—told PEOPLE in 2015 that their "whimsy and cartoons have always been a part of our stories.
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But the moment you pick it up you understand the effect; lenses don't just add whimsy to your speech, but can perform other functions that approximate face-to-face chatting, too.
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That touch of fashion whimsy came courtesy of a pair of star-shaped glitter pasties, which may have been inspired by a shoot she did for Vogue Japan back in 2015.
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It looks like a receptacle for secret messages from a fairy-tale world, and this whimsy makes up for the fact that no one actually wants pigeons roosting on their house.
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According to Blush & Whimsy founder and CEO Michaela Brown, all orders placed on Blush & Whimsy's website are immediately sent to Adelante's warehouses, where its employees package and fulfill every single tube.
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Young Adult ditches the earlier movie's sense of whimsy, aiming for something more ragged, to convey Mavis' state of mind as a former high school queen bee who's lost her buzz.
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Referencing old-fashioned graphics, sewing patterns, and vintage "Little Golden Books"-era images, Mando Marie isn't afraid to impart a little whimsy to her work, but also likes a little tension.
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Director J.A. Bayona (A Monster Calls, The Orphanage) brings a darker, horror-minded sensibility to the material, but it's an uneasy match with the franchise's Spielbergian moments of whimsy and wonder.
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For the dad who tears up on special occasions:The Seven Good Years by Etgar Keret (2016)Etgar Keret's career is defined by short, off-kilter stories tinged with humor and whimsy.
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But where Sparrow (or even The Lone Ranger's much-derided Tonto) is the real deal, a character grounded in something deeper than the surface-level whimsy, the Hatter is all frippery.
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If Qiliho's suspicions are on the mark, then it looks like the bundles of coke could be traveling hundreds of miles in all directions on the whimsy of the ocean's currents.
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For all the lunacy and whimsy of the Storied British Actors who surrounded these talented youths in all eight films, it was the kids who kept us all locked into focus.
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But when the real-life half of that metaphor moves into some darker territory, the whimsy of the Kaiju half becomes almost offensive and the movie gets pretty difficult to watch.
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The artist's characteristic whimsy came to life in 18 pieces — Bull, Cactus and Moon styles — created in pink, yellow and white gold, black rhodium, diamonds, citrines, corals, amethysts, rubies and sapphires.
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Today, according to industry analysts, we're looking at $9953,2995 and monthly car notes of $265 or more lasting 2795 to 80 months — not something most of us enter on a whimsy.
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"Some people dismiss his work as Victorian whimsy, but it's really an extraordinary piece," Ms. Hansen, who also owns a Potter featuring a monkey riding a goat, said in an interview.
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One of the virtues of Dery's book is its reminder that Gorey's art was far more subtle, diverse, formally inventive, and just plain weird than his reputation for sinister whimsy suggests.
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While Mr. Cavenaugh paints a picture of an artist who develops his own projects so he can design with whimsy, he insists that his ideas are driven by supply and demand.
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A huge installation by the Icelandic artist Shoplifter, consisting of a hovering mass of multicolored hair extensions, occupied one of Disney's lobby spaces, setting a characteristic Icelandic tone of epic whimsy.
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Jenny is a centered pixie dream girl trying to lure Tom away to play with the fairies, but he feels like someone who rejected whimsy and spontaneity before she was born.
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And I so desperately wanted that kid to know that there is a way of life to be had that doesn't live or die on an unpredictable wave of romantic whimsy.
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The ALW/Rice shows (Jesus Christ Superstar, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Evita) are fantastic — witty, satirical, and incisive, ranging from complex political themes to rollicking whimsy and charming pastiche.
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Aligning perfectly with this hyperbole is a blizzard of whimsy in the costumes and set design: The movie looks as if a craft store exploded in Lyn and Iona's living room.
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State prohibits spouses from taking the same class, so he wasn't there with me, having already completed his course with a different instructor, one whose approach was not whimsy but grief.
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There are aerial views of Frankie's town and a look inside her closet, and — in a final bit of whimsy — a last page that offers a peek inside Frankie's phantasmagorical dream.
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The Coen brothers wrote and directed the film, in which their "whiz-kid inventiveness" reaches "new heights of whimsy," A. O. Scott wrote in his review in The New York Times.
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Carol Vogel of The New York Times once described Mr. Bonetti's work as combining "a sense of whimsy and glamour with a distinctive intelligence and originality" in "freshly translated" historical forms.
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But within that simple premise, played for equal parts whimsy and sentiment, the movie tells a story about black confidence and identity as well as the rewarding hard work of parenthood.
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Mothers corral their daughters' locks into tidy rows before sending them off to school; Pippi Longstocking's signature gravity-defying plaits represent her kooky whimsy but also her fearless sense of adventure.
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Not all School House Classic rooms come with this feature, so if you're looking for a little extra fun and whimsy, call ahead and ask if the stage rooms are available.
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But the moment you pick it up you understand the effect; lenses don't just add whimsy to your speech, but can perform other functions that approximate face-to-face chatting, too.
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Scorpio moons crave whimsy and fantasy in their lives, so plan a date that takes them out of everyday life, like visiting an immersive art space, hidden garden, or sacred site.
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There was whimsy in the mirrored sculpture of Trump's pithy sobriquet, "Grab Them by the Pussy," created by Bilal and Saks Afridi; it seemed to evoke Robert Indiana "Love" sculpture knowingly.
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People want set-up and drama and narrative — especially when it comes to unusual events like the 10 meter air rifle, or fencing, or whatever suits your particular Olympics whimsy (curling, Winter).
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Most of Good Omens' magic does come from the truly collaborative joy emanating from Pratchett and Gaiman, both authors who like to shift between ebullient whimsy and profound rumination on the cosmos.
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The cult animator's two-minute submission straddles the line between gore and whimsy with a simple sketch of a man and woman locking lips, and locked in a violent battle for dominance.
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Over the course of the 100 episodes of Steven Universe, creator Rebecca Sugar, who previously worked on Adventure Time, has found so many ways to blend heavy, adult themes with downright whimsy.
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His color and erratic whimsy provide a stark contrast to her own dreary, micromanaged life, organized by her hyper-vigilant workaholic mother, voiced with a good deal of empathy by Rachel McAdams.
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Image credit: Orbital ATKNow the spacecraft putters around in orbit like a mouse with over-sized ears, and adds a spark of whimsy to the harsh angularity of the International Space Station.
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Related: The Internet Is Freaking Out Over This Song Made from a Unicorn Drawing MoMA Is Selling Moritz Waldemeyer's $600 Candle of the Future Rainbow-Schmeared Unicorn Toast Brings Whimsy to Breakfast
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There are strong echoes of her Booker-winning voice in The Ministry of Utmost Happiness: Her writing is still suffused with the delightful whimsy and levity of The God of Small Things.
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Though the script sometimes forces the whimsy — a scene in which the pair's clothes are stolen, forcing them to dress up in cowboy duds, is pushing it — the emotions always ring true.
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They suggested expertise, and whimsy, and confidence — the product of a crafty veteran who has tried everything else, and then tears up the old playbook and tries to write a new one.
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Plus, Mercury meets Neptune on March 24, again bringing your focus back to February 19—magic and whimsy is in the air, but remember, it's Mercury retrograde so things are really changeable.
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I would suggest that you do your best to stay grounded, but I think everyone will have a hard time not getting swept off their feet by whatever whimsy comes our way.
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Photo by David Uzzardi, Manipulation by Matt Lifson Dunes is a psych-pop band from Los Angeles that crosses every musical border and divide, to pull together a sound full of whimsy.
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We must not allow Kim to drive a wedge between the US and ROK alliance, nor allow ourselves to fall prey to his whimsy, insincerity and bullishness over the issue of denuclearization.
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Beneath the whimsy, serious connections were being made among designers like Anna Sui and Jasper Conran and artists, including Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring, whose works decorated the building's upper floor.
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Its setting is a fantasy world as vast and complex as the most high-budget epic fantasies, yet its puppetry means many viewers might expect the series to convey a constant whimsy.
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Two, post some kind of tongue-in-cheek year-end reflection that both honors the progress you made in the last 365 days and looks to the future with hope and whimsy.
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We can indulge in the whimsy of a fun holiday sweater, while emphasizing that of course we are not the kind of people who would genuinely purchase and enjoy such a thing.
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WorldCover – Crop insurance for the developing world: 500 million farmers around the world are at the whimsy of the weather; if it doesn't rain, their crops don't grow and they don't make money.
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"Red trousers have come to symbolise a certain attitude — and those who wear them are consciously or subconsciously declaring that they reject the whimsy of modern fashion and fads," Heydel-Mankoo told Mashable.
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Harvest MoonEven if you've never dreamed of working on a farm, this farm simulator packs so much whimsy you might have actually considered a career out in the country when you grew up.
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Both BoJack and the "Hang On to the Night" video are heightened by Hanawalt's visions, which blend whimsy with sly perversion in a way that both makes perfect sense and none at all.
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We emphasized people who are/were pioneers in their field (Steve Jobs) or catalysts for change (Rosa Parks), with a few nods to celebrity and the Beatles' well-developed whimsy (hello, Lisa Simpson!).
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The Community Association of Tompkinsville Park Promoting Arts and Whimsy, the organization behind this event, promises a dragon, and it will have something to celebrate, too, because it isn't going to be slain.
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This lighthearted take on the tarot from LA artist Ariel Hart draws inspiration from eternal symbol of childhood whimsy/consumerism Lisa Frank (read an excerpt of a recent interview with Lisa Frank here).
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And yet, when George, backed by the chorus of bank partners, pressures young Michael to choose responsibility over whimsy, and his son refuses, the scene registers as a defiant condemnation of corporate greed.
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Is their timidity, their cautiousness, in some sense a betrayal of American values?) and contrarianism (ACTUALLY, Zs are idlers and layabouts in the Romantic vein, deeply impractical and almost militantly committed to whimsy).
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The San Francisco Proper Hotel is beautifully-designed, from the bright whimsy of the lobby "living rooms" to the layered patterns of guest rooms, plus the sophisticated-but-fun Restaurant and glamorous rooftop.
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Her story began before the city of Margate itself, a whimsy built in 1881 by a Philadelphia engineer and real estate speculator hoping to lure investors to empty marshland south of Atlantic City.
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Goreyland favors Victorian and Edwardian settings and costumes, is darkly comic to the point of absurdism and is hard to categorize except with hyphenated terms like camp-macabre, ironic-gothic or dark-whimsy.
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An "acro-dance" routine is set to an acoustic version of "You're the One That I Want"; there is more whimsy here than in the movie and the stage musical "Amélie" put together.
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With her quirky characters and stand-up that's dense with one-liners, all flavored with a tendency toward whimsy, Ms. Pasic is an up-and-coming talent in New York's alternative comedy scene.
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Pretty much every element of Wattam is designed with whimsy in mind, like how each character has its own unique musical theme or the way the camera mode involves finding a literal camera.
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The opening credits, a series of still photos in which a woman in sunglasses strikes wacky poses while text announces the soundtrack, may lead you to expect hippie whimsy of the worst sort.
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For instance, Florida's second-year head coach, Dan Mullen, appears intent on reintroducing to Gainesville the kind of whimsy one expects from a team whose fans do a gator-chop on game days.
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But if you're defending the integrity of a promotional event designed to raise the brand awareness of a corporation's most marketable employees, when exactly did whimsy and pleasure exit your mortal soul permanently?
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And with the real estate stakes so high — the median sale price of a home on the lower peninsula was over $2100,22.50 in January — whimsy, experimentation and indolence seem to struggle for a foothold.
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The movie's background is littered with playthings whose appeal has spanned multiple generations, and seeing those classics rendered in animation that samples liberally from other eras creates a comforting sense of whimsy and nostalgia.
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Fueled by the whimsy and lightness of balloons, the artists of Inflatable have infused their creations with a technology, scale, and creative complexity that expands our vision of what contemporary art can look like.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads FORT MYERS, Fl. — Fluxus artist Philip Corner recently coined the word "fluZusic" to describe the weird whimsy of the sound projects that came out of the art movement.
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If Facebook is pleased with the results, I can imagine temporary reactions becoming the company's answer to Google Doodles — a little bit of whimsy that livens up the product at a relatively low cost.
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Edward Scissorhands (1990), the movie in which Tim Burton wielded his stylized gothic whimsy most effectively, casts Ryder as Kim, the strawberry blonde (!) love interest of Johnny Depp's misunderstood, not-quite-human title character.
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He took on the moral authority and competence of Ian and Barbara, and the childlike whimsy and glee of Susan, and married those characteristics to his own ability to travel through time and space.
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Again, the literary dangers are obvious enough—whimsy, sentimentality, grating eccentricity—and again they are short-circuited by Øyehaug's appealing, vigorous simplicity: The deer stood at the edge of the forest and was miserable.
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Still, there were people in the ballpark, including organist Jane Jarvis, who got everyone in Shea singing White Christmas in the dark, a bit of whimsy before folks headed out into the raging void.
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In this regard we might infer a parallel to the gamesmanship and whimsy of Melotti's close friend, the writer Italo Calvino, who was twenty-two years younger but predeceased the artist by nine months.
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RECIPE: Artichoke Salad with Radishes and Salted Yogurt But being that this recipe comes from an expert in Spanish cuisine who got her start at elBulli, there had to be a touch of whimsy.
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After sitting out Bridge of Spies, Spielberg's longtime composer John Williams returns with his best score since that of 2002's Catch Me If You Can, all wistful and infused with a childlike whimsy.
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Yet the job of rescuing the movie from a well of cartoonish whimsy falls on the gifted Jess Weixler as Hanna, the mystery woman who gives Ben the eye and a reason to live.
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At the literal polar opposite end of the spectrum, Fat Bat Dana merges body positivity with whimsy, a deceptively subversive way of challenging dominant paradigms of color, size, and femininity within the goth space.
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Descendants of the original Sputnik chandelier — named after the Soviet satellite that was the first to orbit the Earth, in 1957 — are found everywhere, but especially in stark modern rooms that beg for whimsy.
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The resulting experience had all of the care and whimsy you'd expect from Ghibli combined with the RPG knowhow of Level-5, a studio known for genre hits like Dragon Quest IX and Dark Cloud.
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To that end, British clowns have developed a system that sits at the exact intersection of twee whimsy and nightmarish menace that makes clowns such an enduring fixture in both children's entertainment and horror movies.
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This isn't to say these are dumb songs, just that there is an innate, accessible whimsy to Björk's music that goes deeper than her increasingly next-level makeup and costumes for each successive album cover.
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"Du Paquier was an original voice of a very different set of colors — very exuberant forms — with much more interest in sculptural decoration and a real sense of whimsy," said Ian Wardropper, the Frick's director.
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Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters and Mater's Junkyard Jamboree will addthemed music and sound effectsto fuel the Hallow's Eve fervor, while Haunted Mansion Holiday brings Jack Skellington's world of seasonal whimsy to the famed Disneyland dark ride.
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That said, some very dreamy energy flows as your ruling planet Venus mingles with Neptune on February 17, which brings a boost of romance and whimsy and presents a fantastic opportunity to connect with others.
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The result is deeply claustrophobic and resolutely unromanticized: Green's signature whimsy pops up from time to time in his characters' conversations, but his depiction of mental illness focuses on the sheer monotonous grind of it.
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Rather than your love life being tied to where one happened to be born, or the trustworthiness of your social circle, or the whimsy of chance, online dating allowed for more variety in potential suitors.
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Neptune's a tricky planet: As it opposes planets in grounded earth sign Virgo this month, some wonderful whimsy or fantasy might manifest itself, but you'll have to check in with yourself about paranoia and delusion.
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As Agnes negotiates her first weeks of collegiate life with a quirky roommate and a crush on a seemingly unattainable guy, there's a suggestion of whimsy that might have worked against the novel's challenging themes.
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Praising Reiniger's "blend of whimsy and spookiness," Mr. Scott wrote that her "dreamy images that seem to tap right into the collective unconscious suggest both an antidote to Disney and a precursor to Tim Burton."
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Veering from hard-man posturing to roguish whimsy, Mr. Fassbender anchors a story (by Alastair Siddons, who previously worked on a documentary about a clan like this) that's more successful in texture than in logic.
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To realize his vision, he tapped Ken Fulk, an interior designer with a flair for glamour and whimsy; Delicious Hospitality Group, the company behind the Manhattan restaurants Charlie Bird and Pasquale Jones; and BKSK Architects.
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In other words, the Grinch is almost as recognizable and beloved as Santa himself, and now you can bring some of this Dr. Seuss whimsy into your holiday decor with the help of "Grinch trees."
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The Committee, as it has since the 3943-03 season, determines the order by weighing what is happening in the present alongside each team's big-picture outlook — with sprinkles of subjectivity and whimsy thrown in.
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The film's circus setting brings to mind the clown-obsessed Italian auteur Federico Fellini, and the reminiscent whimsy of the children's journey calls to mind Amarcord, his Academy Award-winning masterpiece of nostalgia for childhood.
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I love whimsy, I love Wes Anderson, and I really like the second season of One Mississippi, especially when it delves into the complicated relationship progressives can have with their more conservative, small-town roots.
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But these small nods to whimsy, to gentleness, and to more vulnerable emotions are a vital reminder that humanity, despite all current appearances to the contrary, has evolved beyond fearmongering, violence, and hatred of the other.
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Indeed, Rykiel championed a type of sophisticated, sensual, easygoing style that was French at its core, but heaped on the kind of whimsy, imagination, and joy that's largely missing from the blazer-and-skinny-jeans set.
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Zach Braff looked like he had been plucked from the set of Top Gun, and Ryan Lochte and his fiancée Kayla Rae Reid added some whimsy to the event with their Alice in Wonderland-inspired costumes.
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"'A photograph of Albert Einstein,' she said decisively," in the manner of college students everywhere who want to demonstrate their erudition and whimsy, and who also feel that Monet and Klimt are too clichéd for them.
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That's largely because the process is designed to test new technologies or designs that can then be used across the country, not for one-off projects that individual cities use to add a touch of whimsy.
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"The score was generally designed to create the feeling of lush romance and whimsy," says the composer, who employed unorthodox recording and mixing techniques to anchor his songs even as the music soars with unbridled sentiment.
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"This year's deliciously festive collection is our way of bringing a little tasty fun and whimsy to our consumers during the hectic holiday season," Alison Holder, Vice President of U.S. Retail Marketing, said in a statement.
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Pegg and Stevenson created the show together, with Wright directing both seasons, and it's combination of whimsy and effervescent filmmaking still make it a joy to watch, even if it does feels slightly dated at times.
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There's a tongue-in-cheek, almost camp vibe to some of the characters, and while they might feel out of place in a traditional film, in the context of virtual reality, they have a playful whimsy.
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And as we saw in the documentary, Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf's, the iconic store invests so much into the design of the windows in order to highlight the whimsy and high fashion of it all.
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"The initial idea was to make it like the Beatles' film" he explains, citing the irreverent whimsy of A Hard Day's Night as an example of what the film might have achieved under more competent direction.
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" The best burns are written in quill and ink, darling Though she wrote books of innocence and whimsy, her thoughts on how kids should behave left little room for childish behavior: "I don't especially like children . . .
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The idea that whimsy should have a place in the workplace, that "sophisticated" doesn't need to mean "staid," that prints should be mixed and colors can be clashed, were, in many ways, ahead of their time.
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So full of whimsy is the Sylvanian Families Twitter feed, so utterly without irony, that at times it reads like one big existential joke written by an out-of-work writer who has tripled-dropped Xanax.
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The group's performance style mixes the virtuosic silliness perfected by the duo Igudesman & Joo with the high-octane performance style of the rock-cover specialists Two Cellos, but adds lavish doses of whimsy and sex appeal.
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Directed by Portia Krieger, and featuring a pitch-perfect cast led by Annie McNamara as a myopic cartoonist, "The Tomb of King Tot" makes a shrewd case for whimsy as a filter for tragedy (1:15).
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Loose glitter made a statement this season, whether scattered on faces to impart childlike whimsy (Burberry, Opening Ceremony) or applied with a restrained hand, as at Kenzo and Anthony Vaccarello, for more precise — and edgier — lines.
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The show, which feels like a cross between a Rube Goldberg diagram and a Harlan Ellison hellscape, explores potential future technologies that might come to mediate sex and romance—with a touch of whimsy and dread.
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While Wilder was always known for his comedic chops with Brooks, in the role of Wonka he was able to show an earnest, heartfelt side, paired with a distinct sense of whimsy and moments of darkness.
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This approach gave us, for instance, "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," the 2004 sci-fi fantasia of love and forgetting that married the whimsy of the director Michel Gondry and the pathos of Jim Carrey.
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Running parallel to this subversive approach, which has taken his work to Tanzania and the International Space Station, is a more anarchic type of childlike whimsy, where Invader makes passersby flash back to their childhood experiences.
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And they managed dark themes with a sense of whimsy and a sense of escapism, and I think it kind of speaks to where we are in the world right now that people long for that.
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Stettheimer was a witty, sharp-eyed painter who, for all of her attention to her social surroundings and the people in them, was not afraid to inject her subjects with large doses of fantasy and whimsy.
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Here, performed by the soprano Melissa Hughes over halting chords played by a string quartet drawn from the ensemble Newspeak — with the cellist Evelyn Wadkins calling out the numbers for all 92 items — its whimsy felt cloying.
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Even though Cortana is designed to deal with reality, Harrison's writing team has built some whimsy into the "chit-chat," which is what they call the chatty mode Cortana adopts when you ask her more conversational questions.
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Rousseau's awkward pipe dream paintings remind us that art is one manifestation of the broader human capacity to consciously reshape our image through deliberate whimsy — if only in order to explore our own capacity to do so.
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At times, you have the suspicion that Smith needs her characters to play around with words like this because she doesn't know how to animate them as actual human beings, motivated by need rather than by whimsy.
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"What's always going on underneath all of the whimsy and all of the comedy is something quite personal and something hopefully transformative for these people in these new positions of power," says Hale Appleman, who plays Eliot.
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Across 10 acres of the Mojave Desert, the Noah Purifoy Outdoor Desert Art Museum features dozens of large-scale assemblage works sourced from discarded materials, infused with all the whimsy and pathos that Purifoy is known for.
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Indeed, "All the Poems" is admirably professional and thorough, from its formal, scholarly introduction to its four appendixes to its two indexes, and it is almost disconcerting to see this poet of radical whimsy so coolly annotated.
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It is an entropy that is stressed out and seething and suspicious, perpetually in conflict and generally without context; it is lying and signifying and blustering and ruled by instinct and omen, idiot affinities and rude whimsy.
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As definitive as that portrayal was, however, Wilder was truly capable of so much more: a deft turn of phrase, a sharp-witted eyebrow raise, a moment of gleeful whimsy, quickly countered by an earnest, warm smile.
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Large, oil paintings of a dog and a cat, acquired at a flea market in Paris, add whimsy to the kitchen; a copy of Rembrandt's portrait of his mother, purchased at a Wellfleet flea market, hangs nearby.
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The Committee, as it has for more than 15 years, determines the 23-to-30 order by weighing what's happening in the present alongside each team's big-picture outlook — with sprinkles of subjectivity and whimsy thrown in.
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Unferth is best known as a prose fiction writer, and her language is sly and bitterly funny, matched in mood by Haidle's monochromatic, inkwash-style artwork, which plays up the story's whimsy as well as its sadness.
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Mr. Yovanovitch's designs, for his imaginary friends, his clients and himself, are marked by impeccable simplicity, with flourishes of whimsy (his "Papa Bear" and "Mama Bear" armchairs have fabric ears) and biomorphic shapes that can appear Flinstonian.
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Perhaps this is not what Percy Steinhart had in mind when he founded the company in Palm Beach in 1993 to create an all-purpose slipper for men and women by adding a dash of contemporary whimsy.
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The theme is home-style comfort food, adapted not for some imagined, generically American palate but for the couple's private sense of polish and whimsy, reflecting time spent in the kitchen at Per Se, where they met.
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Perhaps seeking to distance themselves from the gratuitous whimsy of the cake-throwers and men in mouse masks, chart-bothering EDM producers have begun churning out songs with lyrics that resemble inspirational quotes penned by the Used.
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Schumann called the sonata — a mesh of his alter egos, the dreamy Eusebius and the fiery Florestan — a "cry from my heart to yours," although the contrast between whimsy and tumult could have been more convincingly rendered here.
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There's less chaos here, and slightly more whimsy, exploring the artifacts of Norman Daly's imagined "Civilization of Llhuros" (1972), or witnessing the colony of zebra mussels that took up residence on Simon Starling's submerged Henry Moore facsimile sculpture.
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For his whole career, the British screenwriter has been one of the leading romantic comedy scribes in the world, with a sense of whimsy and wistfulness that set the pace for a generation of films in the genre.
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The book reminds me of what it felt like to enter this enormous, expansive, enchanting world for the first time, a world of wonder and whimsy where everything that really mattered happened within the walls of your school.
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But I got a lot of joy out of just seeing them and knowing they exist, and knowing that there are entrepreneurs trying to bring a touch of whimsy and fun to the grind of our daily lives.
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You know, simple treasures like $125,000 dumbbells, necklaces shaped like butts, dipping French fries in face cream, whimsy, powdered pea protein, buying a lot of limes, and, with any luck, appearances from Moon Juice founder Amanda Chantal Bacon.
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The greatest irony of Anton's essay is that after this much time trying to give the current president's vacillation, whimsy, and rage the look of coherence, he's missed the only thread running through all of these policy shifts.
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Guardians 23 doesn't really recapture the oddball whimsy of the first Guardians movie — but it's actually quite a bit better, its creators having clearly studied what was wrong with the first film and made tweaks here and there.
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The aim is to produce a more up-to-date and detailed assessment than the standings do, measuring what is happening in the present against each team's big-picture outlook — with dollops of subjectivity and whimsy thrown in.
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For the photographer Vincent Tullo, the cats offered another attraction as well: They brought him and his camera to the show's fringes, where the high-stakes discipline of the main events gave way to curious hoodies and whimsy.
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This season, Isabel Marant dialed down the feminine whimsy and instead proposed a warrior-like silhouette: Jackets and knits came with exaggerated shoulders that petered down to the narrowest of waists on tailored pants or handkerchief-hem skirts.
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Daniel Messé and Nathan Tysen's score for "Amélie" (Warner Music Group) sounded like a wet noodle when I heard it live, taking too many cues from the whimsy of its Parisian title character and never seeming to land.
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The best queer memes of the decade (be gay, do crimes, the gay babadook, lesbian boba fett, etc.) all play into the traditional association of "gay" with "whimsy," and this one is perhaps the most whimsical of all.
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Again commissioned by a wealthy industrialist, the mansion lacks the whimsy and playfulness of some of his later works, with parts of the mansion seeming downright gothic and cathedral-like (religious services were once held in the palace).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For the past 55 years, the Bob Baker Marionette Theater has been entertaining countless numbers of children and adults with puppet shows full of fantasy and whimsy at their Echo Park location.
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There's a political point to all this whimsy—by elevating girly imagery to the realm of "serious" painting, von Hellermann pokes fun at the macho conventions of a tradition composed largely of men pairing technical virtuosity with weighty subjects.
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Thus, Gerda Steiner and Jörg Lenzlinger's central installation in their exhibition les extrémités de notre univers at Sfeir-Semler Gallery, located in a nondescript building that I access via an unpaved parking lot, is not unfamiliar, despite its whimsy.
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He created a string of classics (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Fantastic Mr. Fox, Matilda, The Witches, James and the Giant Peach) that are celebrated and beloved for their eccentric, anarchic whimsy and vigorous disdain for sugar-coated cuteness.
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" Describing the vibe of the track, Dan says, "It was supposed to drive hard so the flow could be realized while at the same time it broke down to bring out the whimsy and let folks catch their breath.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - The Bank of Canada may not be known for its humor but it marked the nation's 150th anniversary with a bit of whimsy, embedding a computer code in its website that lets users unlock a digital celebration.
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It accomplishes that primarily through the flawless combination of whimsy and cynicism inherent to Lemony Snicket's narration — a style that any onscreen adaptation inevitably loses due to the difficulty of capturing the steady rhythm of Snicket's ever-present editorializing.
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Over full-palmed piano melodies, Cam'ron ambles through detailed scenes with characters from his childhood in Harlem—college students fallen from grace, thugs in wheelchairs, addict grandmothers—with a love of internal rhyme and whimsy that lightens their weight.
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They reconceptualized the production together, chopping it down to one act, reducing the number of actors, focussing tightly on the three leads, and emphasizing whimsy in the staging—which is helped by Derek McLane's clever yet simple set design.
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The Switch had a splashy debut yesterday, with typical Nintendo whimsy, but it actually only confirmed a single top-tier, existing property game for day and date release with the console – The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wind.
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Performed to a score by John Dyer, the show uses puppets, masks, costumes and movement in an hour of wordless whimsy: Pines dance, birds nest in a poet's beard, and a woman soars in shoes that are also pigeons.
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There, the pianist Sara Davis Buechner was joined by the mime dancer Yayoi Hirano in a performance of Jacques Ibert's "Histoires" in which the addition of spare, precise movements and Noh-style masks deepened the music's mystery and whimsy.
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"Bumble and bumble loves exploring creativity through hair, with a touch of wit and whimsy—and this Halloween, we're celebrating this spirit with a Netflix's Stranger Things partnership," says Amber Garrison, Bumble and Bumble's SVP and global general manager.
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In the early, super-compact String Quartet No. 3, the influence of Nielsen is pulverized for easy ingestion; the recondite Quartet No. 5, from 1969, employs Ligetean microtonality at length, but closes with an odd burst of Nordic whimsy.
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An intimate boutique hotel in the true sense of the word — small, and loaded with charm and whimsy — with the added benefit of such cheery, personable staff that I watched one guest give a concierge member a hug upon checkout.
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The whimsy and farce inherent to swinging on such a cultural token, blown up and debauched, only elevates the absurdity of doing so within the confines of an art gallery, where touching art, let alone sitting atop it, is strictly prohibited.
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The Todd Terje interpolating "Candy" should be the kind of sub-Radio 2 whimsy that's only adored by local radio breakfast show presenters and the terminally dimwitted, but somehow the Robster pulls it off and you're left confused but fundamentally charmed.
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To read McCracken's prose is to laugh out loud while your heart breaks, to find whimsy and profound beauty in both the odd and the mundane, to identify fiercely with characters whom you might presume to have little in common.
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Whether she's recreating flowers out of giant paintbrushes or putting a lobster on wheels (what she calls "lobster rolls"), Illenberger's work adds an element of humor and whimsy to nature: "I've got a filter, like glasses I wear," Illenberger tells Creators.
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Director: Fede Álvarez Writer: Fede Álvarez and Rodo Sayagues Remake of: The Evil Dead (1981) Evil Dead doesn't have quite the whimsy (or schlock factor) of the cult-classic original, but for a straight-faced adaptation, it's pretty damn good.
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"Making sure that everything we ship is something that we're really proud of — making sure that the whimsy and magic of everything we built in 2010 is still in the product," is how Crowley characterized his new role to me.
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Plus a little bit of the whimsy that comes with hanging out with a bunch of weirdos like us here at MUNCHIES, in the form of a random assortment of edible botanicals strewn on top just for shits and giggles.
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And that of course-ness is felt in the film's final act, as everyone from the writers to the actors seems to dial up the wackiness and whimsy in order to deliver the feel-good ending a film like this demands.
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The move didn't exactly come without warning, as the two sides had been saber rattling for weeks, but it still caught markets off guard and exemplified how at the mercy both investors and corporate America are to Trump's Twitter whimsy.
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" After he closed the Latitude Society, Jeff wrote publicly about its history: "It will be an enduring and inescapable mystery how a game built to offer shared whimsy, inspiration, and play can result in trauma for the people most closely involved.
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For me it's not really a professional approach, I think everyone is professional in their own way, i just chose to be very concise with what I want to do as I feel being whimsy doesn't correlate with my personality.
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Likewise, his six minute-long Cloud Demo/ Manara (2013) — which follows three cloud sculptures as they ascend on a cable car up Israel's Manara cliff — records the otherwise slow and prosaic passage of time with a touch of visual whimsy.
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To end this horoscope, I leave you with three ego boosts: You are brilliantly creative, no one makes having sex in a small bar bathroom as effortless as you do, and without you, the world would totally lack imagination and whimsy.
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Which may explain why Steven Spielberg's film adaptation of Dahl's book The BFG feels so sleepy and dull: It replaces most of the sense of threat with sentiment, and plays up the whimsy at the expense of any other emotion.
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Accessories adorned with phrases like "live colorfully" and "she is quick and curious and playful and strong" exemplify the brand's whimsy — perhaps one reason of many that explain why the brand has connected with so many people since its inception.
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The story is saved from whimsy or sentimentality by this nicely humdrum coda: I tell him what has happened since I lost him, and assure him that I approved of his valedictory bite, that awful deliveryman who had it coming.
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In the land of Prada, a clinical precision prevails; here, even the bathroom — a trippy 19833-foot-high cube with walls and ceiling covered in salvaged vintage mirrors endlessly reflecting the Mod brown 1960s plumbing fixtures — is an opportunity for whimsy.
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Her illness was romanticized in how it was so inextricably linked to whimsy, although that in itself touches on a fundamental problem with eating disorders: they can swell to a point where they become the foundation of your entire identity.
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The rest of the cast, which includes several experienced farceurs and shape-shifters, is forced into more or less impossible contortions of whimsy, a job for which only Douglas Sills (as a shrink, the children's father and Disney) seems factory-equipped.
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The songs in "Anna and the Apocalypse" have a combination of mopeyness and whimsy that recall the musical episode of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," but the best numbers are front-loaded at the beginning, before the mayhem takes over completely.
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The series of portraits of perfectly-coiffed aristocrats and their children are shot through with a dose of whimsy via clown noses and jarring streaks of makeup, though the results are not so much shocking as they are lighthearted pranks.
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There's a unique peace of mind that comes from Animal Crossing games, which amount to not much more than lackadaisical chore and interior design simulators, like stripped-down Sims games that replace romantic relationships and the threat of death with whimsy.
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Mr. Eaton-Salners often includes naturalist elements and whimsy in his puzzles (maybe you remember "Bird Play" from August), which may have been why I thought of the golden spiral when I first saw it and not my sweet tooth.
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On track to open 20193 affordable boutique properties in university markets across the United States, Graduate is taking on hotel giants less with corporate muscle than with the dash and whimsy that are the signatures of the company's charmingly offbeat founder.
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And although this plot makes very little sense, HSM combined zany whimsy with wink-wink-nod affection for its own tropes, and had a deeply earnest, if rosy, look at the pressures of high school and the thrill of teenage romance.
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Avuncular and masterfully idiosyncratic, he played with a nostalgic whimsy, leaping from the title composition he wrote for Arthur Miller's "After the Fall" to "What a Wonderful World" — a nod to Louis Armstrong's apocryphal birth date of July 4, 1900.
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But One Mississippi more frequently substitutes whimsy for jokes, as when Kate takes Tig's hand briefly in the premiere, and Tig has a series of escalating visions of the two grasping hands in a variety of situations, including climbing a mountain.
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To go the other way with Forky — to make him a crude, pea-brained, semi-suicidal hunk of plastic — sends the message that the stakes may be lower in this Toy Story iteration, but the whimsy and absurdity will be amped up.
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Nevertheless, the special effects showing people being blown away by the power of the windmill mechanisms adds just the right amount of whimsy to let you know that Google is in fact just playing around with yet another wild "what if" idea.
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And while a rep for the brand tells us the polishes aren't technically inspired by the movie — only the city of L.A. in general — we think every single one of 'em evokes that same kind of whimsy you'd find in a rom-com.
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Alice in Wonderland didn't feel like a remake so much as a new version of Lewis Carroll's classic novel, strained through Tim Burton's house brand of morbid whimsy and the cultural landscape's contemporaneous obsession with young-adult-novel-worthy teen action heroines.
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Apple — which famously has about as much zeal for public transparency as the Soviet Kremlin — notably sits the day out each year as chief rival Google and the rest of its Silicon Valley cohort revel in the geeky whimsy they like to project.
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Nintendo Switch Lite's trade-off of whimsy for practicality is a good one Nintendo revealed a new Switch Lite version of its current-generation console today, which attaches the controllers permanently, shrinks the hardware a bit and adds a touch more battery life.
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This scene, in which Dustin and Suzie sing the duet together, is a literal love song to everything Stranger Things represents to its fans: a love of the 1980s, of geek culture and fantasy, of childhood whimsy, and above all, of friendships.
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That book also had a premise that sounds ripe for jokes and whimsy — guy walks into a psychiatrist and complains that his bad dreams change the nature of reality around him; psychiatrist decides to use the guy's power for fame and fortune.
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With the help of a translator, they started learning the trends: While the area's fashions are steeped in pragmatism — hand-me-downs, handmade pockets added to jackets, and multiple hats to protect from the city's chill — there's a sense of whimsy and boldness.
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They are also fonder of whimsy: after a small bird landed on Mr Sanders's lectern at a rally in Portland, Oregon, delighting the crowd, his campaign rushed out stickers showing a cartoon bird with Sanders-style white hair and glasses, named "Birdie".
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Arbus had a taste for whimsy—a night view of a drive-in screen showing a projected image of a bright sun shining through the clouds, or quirky film props, such as rocks on wheels, stored in a back lot at Disneyland.
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From day one, your tenacity and whimsy helped create one of the most special companies of all time – one that has employed more than 175,000 people, generated over $77B in revenue, and has informed, connected, and entertained a large portion of humanity.
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They're the kinds of effects and asides that wouldn't be amiss in Eternal Sunshine or Gondry's 2006 film The Science of Sleep, cute enough to infuse the proceedings with a touch of whimsy, but sharp enough to prevent a complete break of reality.
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It's a difficult trick to balance the whimsy of Jojo's foray into the Hitler Youth with the relative realism of Elsa's predicament, and Jojo Rabbit does sometimes tip too far into tweeness, particularly with wacky adult characters like Sam Rockwell's Nazi captain.
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It is thrilling and transportive and includes songs from 2005 to 2017 — private reflections, really — involving crisis, hope, whimsy, desolation, acceptance, and joy (among other emotions) in response to a life that can be messy and turbulent but also full of grace.
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And the poetry's reach is enormous, counting (per "Once the Sole Province") on the intimation: That outside ourselves there be a scale more vast, Time free of whimsy, an endless unbended reach In which to recollect our planet, our hours, and ourselves.
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The story also receives a boost of mischievous whimsy from the Hercules villain Hades, played with a starched mop of hair and punk-rock eyeliner by Cheyenne Jackson, rekindling some (but not enough) of the silliness Kristin Chenoweth brought to the first movie.
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But if there seems to be a bit more whimsy in the world — like pink flamingo pool floaties or, at the JW Marriott Desert Springs in Nevada, a 10-pound doughnut available on room-service — you can safely bet Instagram helped motivate it.
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Drawing on not only the games themselves but also social media, off-court news, advertising and even politics, the league combines the melodrama of soap operas, the intimate access (whether real or contrived) of reality television and the personalized whimsy of fan fiction.
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"Devil, I Got You Now" As a Turkish immigrant who has lost many objects and people, I was reminded, reading Kathryn Schulz's essay about her two seasons of physical, political, and personal loss, of Tying the Devil, a whimsy many Turks practice.
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Mr. Irrelevant has added a dash of whimsy to the rules- and order-obsessed N.F.L. The league provides the platform for the tradition to continue but is not involved in Irrelevant Week, other than to provide items to be auctioned for charity.
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You're a realistic and down-to-earth person, Taurus, but you love to get caught up in whimsy from time to time, and that's exactly what's in store for you to today as communication planet Mercury mingles with the planet of fantasy, Neptune.
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Far from the whimsy of "Fox in Socks" (19303), Mr. Geisel drew hundreds of political cartoons for a liberal newspaper, "PM," from 1941 to 1943, a little-known but pivotal chapter of his career before he became a giant of children's literature.
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The show, directed and choreographed by Bill Castellino (who also directed "Cagney" for York), has welcome touches of whimsy, some courtesy of the Village Voices (Ben Chavez, Jesse Manocherian and Claire Saunders), who serve as the production's backup singers, dancers and comic relief.
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Whether it be the Morning Glory necklace that captured the flower in every stage from bud to full bloom, or his brooches, wearable three-dimensional sculptures of both flora and fauna, he was considered unparalleled in combining realistic depictions with alluring whimsy.
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With a new book, "God, Guns, Grits and Gravy," that embodied his folksy charm, Mr. Huckabee again campaigned with Chuck Norris, the action movie star and martial artist who had helped add a twist of whimsy — and tough talk — to Mr. Huckabee's previous presidential bid.
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Working separately, they came up with a selection of objects that answer the curators' cheek with cheek of their own, but governed by a seriousness of purpose that belies the whimsy of serpentine wall studs, a bronze-plated Alexa, and shiny, leaky helium balloons.
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Big Driver is an oddity, combining its deeply unpleasant subject matter and graphic sexual violence with an occasionally jaunty tone (the movie aired on Lifetime, and it shows) and a disconcerting sense of whimsy (Olympia Dukakis plays Doreen, one of Tess's characters come to life).
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From the lighthearted "Zendaya Is Meechee" to an outpouring of delight over the new Philadelphia Flyers mascot, Gritty, the breakout memes of the current news cycle have been notably apolitical, with a concerted emphasis on whimsy — a distinct contrast to the tone of world events.
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Hugo's often-dramatic drawings are placed here and there in coexistence with other, more accomplished artworks, such as an impressive sculpture of overpowering, frenetic passion by James Pradier, "Satyre et bacchante" (1834), which dominates the large orange gallery, writhing with ferocious debauchery and brutal whimsy.
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It's a moment of whimsy that catches you off guard right from the beginning, yet the rest of the installations are very sober, and returning to it again as you exit does generate some wistfulness for a bit more play with the diverse collections.
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Maureen Ryan, Variety: Everything "Gilmore Girls" tries to pack in — the wit, the whimsy, the pop-culture references, the family conflict, the perfectly calibrated insults, the set pieces that go on a bit too long — can feel pretty pummeling at a 90-minute running time.
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An ambassador of the avant-garde and a defender of the different, his stage personas — ranging from out-of-this-world Ziggy Stardust, via Major Tom, to whimsy Thin White Duke — became the worshipped iconography of a musical genre that hung entirely upon one man.
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After two passable albums on which they defined their own amateurish, electronic, mechanized, folkish sound, the English experimental rockers here tweak that sound several steps over the edge in accordance with the above two misconceptions, and the whimsy is just too much to bear.
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Inflatables are vibrant, bulbous, and bouncing forms of cartoonish art in Jimmy Kuehnle's world of whimsy, This summer, his blow-up sculptures will take over the Hudson River Museum's limestone Victorian home, Glenview, as well as the brutalist concrete spaces of its modern wing.
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One of these users was Brooklyn-based Christina Zayas, 36, who has made a full-time career out of being a social media "influencer" since 2015: reviewing products, posing for photos and injecting her own brand of style and whimsy into her blog posts.
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Anatol Kovarsky, an artist and illustrator whose sense of whimsy and the absurd made him a fixture at The New Yorker from the late 21970s through the 280s as both a cartoonist and a cover artist, died on June 22013 at his home in Manhattan.
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What Burton brings to all these ideas is his own joyous idiosyncrasy — his ability to meld the ominous and the frightful with a sense of whimsy, and then turn that unholy duet into part of the act and the art of being a tortured outsider.
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In the photo, my easel is placed on a home-made table top supported by two sturdy side shelves holding assorted tools and paints — a small community of whimsy and essentials covered by a white sheet that acts as a splash guard while I paint.
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The 1996 movie version, for which he wrote the screenplay just before his death, excises a lot of the whimsy and more carefully delineates the process by which Lee (Meryl Streep) comes to understand the value of the sacrifice that Bessie (Diane Keaton) has made.
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The orphan at large in the world is a fixture of folklore and literature as well as social-service case files, and Mr. Barras's film, with its bigheaded, asymmetrical modeling-clay figures and off-kilter picture-book backdrops, explores a harsh situation with gentle whimsy.
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If the bill is $300 per person for all that whimsy and wonder — an easy sum to reach, believe me — you can imagine the difference in price between a wedding for 50 close friends and family members and a guest list twice that size. 2.
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Since not many folk-rock bands now sound like anything new, Big Thief stand out — their attraction to the genre comes not from rote traditionalism or the desire to embrace confessional tropes and let hearts bleed on sleeves, but from a fondness for whimsy.
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The L'heure Impatiente, priced at $39,900 and available this summer, is the latest to showcase Hermès's signature brand of horological whimsy, following in the tradition of Le Temps Suspendu, which in 2012 was named the best men's watch at Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève.
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While the hefty prices on his brand's creations mean they may be worn by only a few (the average price is 29.6,22011 Swiss francs, or more than $215,303), his marriage of technology-defying complexity and a satisfying touch of whimsy inspires envy in many.
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Her pieces — large, vividly painted animal heads and planets; a massive, ancient-looking diving helmet that seems to be encrusted with rust and brine as though it were fished from the bottom of a wreck — convey both a weightiness and a sense of whimsy.
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But largely absent in all the rumors is Calvin Harris, whom Swift had been dating for more than a year before they broke up in early June, right before Swift and Hiddleston became an unholy fusion of enthusiasm, fame, and whimsy — ergo, a tabloid favorite.
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I get that some people see too many bits and pieces of other shows and movies they love inside of it, but I think the reason the series works so well is that it treats all of those elements with the perfect balance of seriousness and whimsy.
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Imagine if instead of sitting in my apartment, watching Vanderpump Rules reruns for 10 hours per Saturday and slowly developing a deep distrust of all humankind, I spent those hours outside, caring for neglected infrastructure and adding a dose of whimsy to the lives of millions.
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I don't think it's too big a spoiler to reveal that there's a supernatural dimension to "Antlia Pneumatica," which has been directed with a mix of bright whimsy and dark portentousness by Ken Rus Schmoll and features a likable cast led with grace by Annie Parisse.
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It's Mr. Carrey's first regular TV gig since "In Living Color" 24 years ago and it reunites him with Mr. Gondry, his director in "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," who gets to exercise his talent for off-kilter whimsy in the children's-show-within-the-show.
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When contacted for comment about the specific posts on Anxiety Hack and Whimsy Soul, Michelle Alfaro of Covet PR, a public-relations representative responding on behalf of Sunday Scaries, pointed out that dietary supplements are legally allowed to make claims around "structure/function," which is true.
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And in Bailey's case, I'm not talking about playfulness as anything less than a contemporary Master's control of his sublime form, content, and craft being so profoundly internalized and impassioned that walls between seeming flip-sides of life – like gravity and whimsy, weight and flights of fancy – merge.
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After hunting through hundreds of listings across the country (and the world), we pulled out the best bookings that covered some, if not all, of the following checklist: exposed wooden beams, working fireplaces, stone walls, floor to ceiling bookshelves, slanted roofs, baths, and an overall air of romantic-whimsy.
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At the time, Simpsons Shitposting™ had only a few thousand members, but in the year or so since then it has grown into a crowded, nonstop cavalcade of whimsy, full of shitposts—a catchall term for aggressively sloppy, oft-brilliant inside jokes, visual gags, and trollish mashups.
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There's an interesting mix of whimsy and romance (thanks Venus and Neptune), and responsibility and discipline (the sun and Saturn's influence) in the air—you're eager to spend all day in bed with your lover, but it's also not a great day to play hooky or ditch your responsibilities.
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It's a Dickensian saga spanning the 243th century, it's full of whimsy (Bertha opens the bowling alley after being found unconscious in a cemetery with nothing on her but a bowling ball, a candlepin, and 15 pounds of gold), and it's a heartfelt portrait of human relationships and entanglements.
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While this year it looks like she doesn't have any plans on doing one of her more complicated hairdos for the first day (in the past, they've incorporated everything from beads and feather to full-on dream catchers), she's still bringing plenty of bohemian whimsy with her fashion looks.
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It's a capricious position, sure, but then most writers live lives about so sheltered and purposeless that it would make Richmond, the goth who lives in the basement and watches lights flicker on The IT Crowd, more morose than usual, so why begrudge them this bit of pompous whimsy?
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The wearable work of art balanced architecture with whimsy, and featured a floral base print, 3D petal-like embellishments blooming in shades of pink around her torso and down the side as well as two sculptural pieces on either side that gave the illusion of a full skirt.
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France 245, Iceland 22 | European Championships ST.-DENIS, France — For the last three weeks, Iceland's men's soccer team played with will and whimsy and wonder, the tiniest among the minnows at this European Championships stunning the soccer world as it wrote a fairy tale that kept getting better.
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Euphoria has the surface texture of teen dramas like Degrassi: The Next Generation and Skins but the feel of a three-day acid trip—which is to say it is a modern coming-of-age story about drug use and sexual liberation but told with doses of manic whimsy.
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Berrin O., Arlington, Virginia His death has me thinking about time and what matters I remember Luke Perry for his portrayal of rodeo star Lane Frost in the movie "8 Seconds" -- showing a sense of optimism and whimsy over the promise of achievement in his performance on the screen.
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It's a Dickensian saga spanning the 20th century, it's full of whimsy (Bertha opens the bowling alley after being found unconscious in a cemetery with nothing on her but a bowling ball, a candlepin, and 15 pounds of gold), and it's a heartfelt portrait of human relationships and entanglements.
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JON CARAMANICA Calling Nicki Minaj a great tactical rapper makes her sound un-fun, but one of the great thrills of hearing Ms. Minaj rap — which doesn't happen quite as often as it once did — is hearing the way she injects whimsy and flexibility into unexpectedly formal arrangements.
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Loads of puppets (by Lyndie Wright and her daughter, Sarah Wright) and Ms. Rice's customary practice of putting instruments in the hands of her excellent actors lend a pleasing whimsy to "946," a show that embraces immigrants, friendly outsiders and the need for stalwart allies in a hostile world.
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The specificity and whimsy of ideas like the anger scale of breakup songs is what keeps The Hate U Give moving so deftly through its heavy subject matter; it stays warm and focused and grounded in character even when it's dealing with big, amorphous ideas like systemic racism.
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The Rook is based loosely on a novel of the same title by Daniel O'Malley, but while I haven't read the book and can't confirm, the Hollywood Reporter argues that the Starz show has ditched most of O'Malley's "fits of grotesque whimsy" in favor of the blandness we find onscreen.
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"The holidays are such a special time for families and creating a delicious menu that reflects the fun and whimsy of Whoville in Dr. Seuss' beloved story about the Grinch is the perfect way for us at IHOP to celebrate the season," says Alisa Gmelich, vice president, marketing at IHOP.
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With its quintessential Anderson moments — as when inmates escape from prison using tiny implements concealed in frothy pastries — the film "will delight his fans, but even those inclined to grumble that it's just more of the same patented whimsy might want to look again," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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It's common for young designers these days to take inspiration from Memphis and Pop, but for Rooms that whimsy is often transformed into sculptural work both sober and substantial: A large bust of Batman is rendered in white plaster that gives the caped crusader the gravitas of a Greek god.
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JR is a photographer, activist and social engineer who made his name in the mid- 256s by photographing residents of Les Bosquets, a housing project in a Paris banlieue, up close and with a sense of whimsy, then wheat-pasting those images around the city, a subversive sort of quasi-advertising.
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But while there are many moments of whimsy, they're grace notes on a show that's unabashedly somber; if anything, the rich detail of the puppetry and production design paradoxically makes Age of Resistance's world feel even bleaker, and lends its moments of real horror a disturbing sense of the uncanny valley.
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But while there are many moments of whimsy, they're grace notes on a show that's unabashedly somber; if anything, the rich detail of the puppetry and production design paradoxically makes Age of Resistance's world feel even bleaker, and lends its moments of real horror an extra-disturbing sense of uncanny valley.
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With whimsy and an appreciation of literature and history, Mr. Austin gave memorable names to his roses: Charles Darwin (with yellow cupped blooms), James Galway (a climber with dense pink rosettes), Dame Judi Dench (orange blooms with ruffled petals) and Roald Dahl (whose orange-red buds open up to peach rosettes).
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I am a fan of Benioff's, not only because I love "Game of Thrones" (which I watch with one hand over my eyes since I can't take violence on the screen) but because his writing is tight and packs a punch and yet seems to include a dose of whimsy.
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D.R.A.M., the Virginia rapper-singer who crash-landed into pop last year with the earnest goof "Cha Cha," is one of the first breakout stars of hip-hop's whimsy era, a rapper and singer who switches without trepidation among vocal approaches, moods and stylistic lanes, but never loses his grin.
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Mr. Jack said he and the other student, Ruairi Gray, also 22, had been stunned by the attention afforded the pineapple, which he said the two had put on the table in a moment of lighthearted whimsy, slanted slightly to the left to give it a bit more gravitas and flair.
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The original title, 24's Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, was a product of its time; it's easy to forget how fresh it felt back then to play a major game with a wisecracking dude in a T-shirt for the main character, but its endless scores of unimaginative enemies to shoot undermined the whimsy.
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The fact that Trump reversed administration policy in favor of regime change in Syria on a dime, and may or may not order further strikes, while U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson contradict each other in official statements, is all a function of Trump's own mismanagement and whimsy.
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Kristy Puchko, CBR: Speaking of, Margot Robbie is perfection as Harley, radiating jocular whimsy and electric danger whether she's performing aerial acrobatics in her cell, casually threatening the lives of her fully armed guards, firing off at enemies for interrupting date night, or skipping into battle with a bat and a broad grin.
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Among their titles: "An American Psycho in Paris" and "The Lion King and I." Such anarchic whimsy exists with cooler, savvy appraisals of how "Hamilton" is different from, and similar to, its predecessors and displaced rivals (sorry, "Book of Mormon"), as well as of what the future holds for this supernova show.
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Gestural and color-field abstraction, digital imaging, American folk art, Japanese landscape, children's-book illustration, dropped shadows, greeting-card whimsy, clip art, wallpaper design, silk screen, tapestry, typography, stencils, recorded-sound elements, and mechanical moving parts (in one series of paintings, shapes with hidden motors function like clock hands) take turns or combine.
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The woman responded to an initial request for comment from VICE, but didn't answer any of our follow-up questions.) In a post sponsored by Sunday Scaries, a blogger calling herself Whimsy Soul credits their products with alleviating her anxiety ("[S]ince incorporating CBD into my lifestyle, I've been functioning so much better").
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I&aposve had the good fortune to stay at the Disneyland Hotel over 10 times, and think it&aposs a great fit for the park visitor who, like me, has a deep appreciation for Disney history, wants a stay with wonder and whimsy, and to take advantage of priority access to the park.
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Wild whimsy is also apparent in Kaitlynn Redell's installation of works from her series Supporting as Herself in which she explores how film stills of Anna May Wong (the 21999s Chinese-American actress) carry a sense of historical weight for her, and serve as a contested foundation for Chinese American identity politics.
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Number of episodes so far: 27 in two complete seasons Listen if you like: Alice Isn't Dead, The Far Meridian This humorous fictional radio show blends the local lore of a place called Knox County with fantastical whimsy and the comic style of a skeptical host suddenly thrust into a land full of magic.
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Spielberg's weakness has always been wonder and whimsy at the expense of forward movement, and here, he's working with Walden Media, the Christian entertainment company that's built an ethos out of producing effects-heavy, pointedly wholesome kids' movies like Bridge To Terabithia, The Water Horse, City Of Ember, and the recent live-action Narnia movies.
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To draw attention to historical monuments all over Belgium, florist Geoffroy Mottart stages herbaceous interventions by adding botanical beards and verdant hairdos to statues of luminaries and potentates like Victor Rousseau and King Leopold II. This clash between history and brightly-colored floral facial hair lends the otherwise-somber effigies an air of tender whimsy.
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Brightly colored cabanas outside and deep, rainbow-hued couches add a dose of whimsy, while the roof hosts sunset cocktails and all-night dancing care of the DJ. For something a little more chill, the downstairs lobby bar keeps it casual with a game of pool, vintage pinball, a board game, or live music.
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Now, that excess is reinterpreted with a sense of whimsy that would charm even the Flemish masters: Rich delicacies, cleverly transformed by the wave of a sugary wand, include a red-velvet cake with buttercream and fondant made to look like a roast tenderloin and a candy pig's head covered with confetti-like sprinkles.
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It's engaging, interactive work, rife with both whimsy and depth, and that's fitting: Performa 17 will focus less on Dadaism's spirit of abnegation than its activism — its ability to create cathartic relief via work that confronts complex histories, vulnerable communities, and the role of the artist in providing context and support for it all.
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I want to thank Kelly Bourdet for bringing me on and showing me the potential of women's media, Anna Maltby for helping me birth this column, Rebecca Adams for her editing eyes, Amelia Edelman for her top-editing talent, and of course Anna Sudit, for creating illustrations that strike a bewitching balance between whimsy and grit.
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Witness this response to the sight of his beaming face: Saw his face plastered over the MTA logo on the front of an oncoming train this morning and laughed out loud and thought, for the first time in a long time, "maybe I shouldn't jump...." Like most memes, this one contains a touch of politics amid the whimsy.
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In addition to social accounts for different locations that offer Netflix outside the U.S., and original series/movies, the streaming platform has a Facebook page for those looking for a bit less whimsy in their lives, and a bunch of other offshoot Twitter accounts (listed below) that all know their audiences and are rising in popularity.
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If you don't think a literal and psychic break from the grinding drudgery of real life is some sort of indulgent whimsy, then you're probably the exact sort of person who boasts about "never being off ill, not even one day, and I've been here seven years," or is an active poster on the MoneySavingExpert forums.
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Flight, magic, and a talking cat named Jiji are crucial to legendary Studio Ghibli founder Hayao Miyazaki's sixth, so we're looking forward to seeing the imaginative stage techniques Sian and Hewitt will use to convey the whimsy fans expect, while Miyazaki himself is hard at work on his first 3D animated short film, Boro the Caterpillar.
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So far, Disney's live-action remakes have mostly eschewed whimsy in favor of stories that attempt to flesh out the originals' flimsy world-building, to better align with vaguely progressive 2019 politics, to cover up supposed plot holes, or even just to tug the story away from a G rating and toward PG or even PG-13.
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Children drum on the sides, coaxing the foam out, and with one powerful gust of wind from the south, the art installation — A retrospective view of the pathway by British artist Roger Hiorns — does its job, releasing chaotic whimsy in the form of a cloud of foam that falls upon the children to shrieks of joy.
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Unlike the kid-oriented PBS program, Bill Nye Saves the World is geared toward adult science fans with a penchant for whimsy; it's filmed before a live studio audience and punctuated by drop-in cameos from celebrities like model Karlie Kloss, TV/food personality Alton Brown, geek-culture figurehead Wil Wheaton, and affable filmmaker Zach Braff.
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Key elements of its plot include a leprechaun's pot of gold — stolen by the title character, Sharon's blarney-filled pa (Ken Jennings) — and a racist Southern senator (Dewey Caddell) of the state of Missitucky (I warned you about the whimsy) who learns the error of his mind-set when he is magically transformed from white to black.
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So goes the perilous game of chaining and dependency in marriage; and such, in its violence and whimsy, is the experience of watching "Fefu and Her Friends," by the late María Irene Fornés, directed by Lileana Blain-Cruz, at Theatre for a New Audience's Polonsky Shakespeare Center, in the play's first Off Broadway revival since its première, in 1977.
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And it seems that along with the poppier vibe, the band have also injected more whimsy into their act—their first music video for After Laughter (for first single "Hard Times") had a distinct 80's nostalgia sheen, where this live performance sees Hayley giving her best kooky librarian complete with cat-eye glasses, and wailing as good as she always did.
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I typically don't love advocating for whimsy when talking about fan culture, but the potential move Nolan and Joy threatened to make here just screamed magic killer to me — it inspired a genuine, almost visceral sense of dread in me that a show I enjoy so much might remove something I'd come to see as more or less integral to its appeal.
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If the mockery misfired, it may be because Synthia fits easily into the rhetoric of invented life, the specific kind of whimsy of those who, playing God or not, enjoy playing with words: Dolly, the cloned sheep (named after Dolly Parton, because the sheep was cloned from a mammary cell); cc, the cloned cat; Hercules, the genetically engineered, supermuscular beagle; Eau d'E.
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Following the practice of her competitors in the Scandinavian-themed publishing sweepstakes, Ms. Brantmark makes liberal use of Nordic vernacular terms like fika, many of which are portmanteau words or accessorized with fetching umlauts, and which recall the made-up subtitles of the '60s cult film, "De Duva," the gleeful parody of the oeuvre of Ingmar Bergman, adding some demented whimsy.
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Sure, it's not like seeing the full opera played out on the stage, but you can compare the glimmering wardrobes of the Queen of the Night, the unexpected influences like Hockney in 1991 borrowing the Metropolitan Museum of Art staircase for his Great Temple, and appreciate the incredible whimsy played out through costumes like Jun Kaneko's colorful and geometric concoctions for the San Francisco Opera.
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Directed by Finding Neverland's Marc Forster and written by indie film auteur Alex Ross Perry (with reported polishes from Spotlight's Tom McCarthy and Hidden Figures' Allison Schroeder), Christopher Robin has a lot in common with the anglophilic whimsy of the recent Paddington pictures, combined with the 1991 "adult Peter Pan" adventure Hook, among other stories about business-folk pushed by circumstance into reconsidering what's important.
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The phrase virtually never appeared again, except in specialist stock-market texts, until the 1980s, when it became a metaphor—at first, largely a negative one, meant to reveal the whimsy and illogic that drives our consumer choices: "People buy Nike shoes because they have bought into Michael Jordan ... not necessarily because of the quality of the shoes," the business strategist John Maxwell wrote.
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Part of the fun of walking into Able is seeing the tangible, edible evidence of the staff's whimsy: During Oscar week, there are cookies shaped like envelopes bearing cards that read, "And the Oscar goes to …" But neither the wit nor the 1940s-inspired décor, featuring an old enamel four-top burner and Fiestaware mugs, distinguishes Able as much as the quality of its baked goods.
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There is plenty of whimsy and humanity on show: in one picture by Akihiko Okamura, local residents provide tea and biscuits to the combatants of a Northern Irish street battle, and in a playful early series by Henri Cartier-Bresson, covering the coronation of King George VI, Britons peer out from Trafalgar Square dressed in their Sunday best, many seemingly with one foot still in the Edwardian era.
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And so Graham pushed his art in the direction of American Cubism, though at a time — the early to mid-19443s — when its Parisian originators had abandoned it for a clunky Neoclassicism as part of the "return to order" following the devastation of World War I. The paintings that Graham produced during the 21944s seesawed between Synthetic Cubism and unvarnished Neoclassicism, with a touch of Surrealist whimsy thrown in.
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Mechanical watches are old things, unworthy of our time and attention in a world of always-on Facebook and Pokemon Go. However, with a little imagination and a lot of whimsy, a watch like this can bring you back to a simpler time when James Bond had gadgets and Jason Bourne was a sociopathic killer patched up by a drunk doctor on the coast of France instead of a high-tech destroyer of governments.
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Selin is a freshman at Harvard, and she finds herself completely alienated from the linguistic and social codes that everyone else seems to know instinctively: which posters of Albert Einstein communicate whimsy versus which ones just suggest that you're a weirdly big Einstein fan; why you always have to pretend you can't resist chocolate; whether a Spanish-English hybrid that an ESL teacher creates with a student is a real language or a pedagogical failure.
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If the post-recession farm-to-table craze of the last decade brought a return to homier desserts — particularly at bakeries like Christina Tosi's Milk Bar (there are now 15 across North America), where layer cakes and pies are built as much from whimsy as sugar — it also introduced rising labor and operating costs that have made restaurants' margins, punishing in the best of times, even less accommodating to the pastry chef.
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Where other decorators might rely on whimsy or grand gesture (a statement pendant light, say, or a lacquered wall in a bold color) as a signature style, Studio Peregalli's aesthetic is born from deep knowledge of places, buildings and the objects placed within them: They obsessively study the region and its local structures before beginning a project; every decorative detail down to the knobs and handles is based on a historical document.
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To paraphrase the series' own tongue-in-cheek metacritique of the cinema, 'It's so much more convenient to consume entertainment from the comfort of your own home'—and it's so much more convenient to retell Handler's epic tale of woe and whimsy when each novel gets two 42-minute episodes to set the mood, to steep in the wit, and to integrate the interjections of the tangent-prone Snicket (played here by Patrick Warburton).
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