It's been a tough year, and if a single good thing came out of it, it's the wealth of great television and diverse storytelling: Westworld, The Handmaid's Tale, The Bold Type, American Crime Story, Pose, Killing Eve, GLOW.
One day another automaton descends from the sky: an opalescent egg-shaped thing named EVE, a glowing spectral wonder with arms and fingers that float free in mid-air, then vanish magically into her body.
As dusk fell on a cool, mildly humid late summer's eve, an orange horizon glowed above the Hudson.
The company says it will be launching premium services in Glow Nurture, Glow, Eve by Glow and then Glow Baby to follow.
Unable to compete with the pop kitsch of the Golden Mile, the artists here go in for more reflective effects: Angela Bulloch's Anima Eve and Animus Ernest are totems that glow and fade according to an individual's mood.
She was the Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity, boxy and gleaming white like the precocious favorite child of Wall-E and Eve, with a single laser eye that glowed a bright, inviting pink.
For thousands of years, Indian brides have traditionally used a special concoction from head to toe on the eve of their wedding to get skin glowing for their big day.
Visit next month and you'll be able to help Swedes celebrate Midsummer's eve (21 June), when maypole dances and singalongs give a special glow to the longest day.
As it disappeared on the cloudless horizon, the sun's rays cast a golden glow on a rising crescent moon decorated on the eve of the summer solstice by a silvery alignment of planets and stars.
These are the incredible, luminous northern midsummer eves when the high latitudes are bathed in a pearlescent all-night glow.
His poems glowed with political passion, and one of them, "Talpra magyar" ("Rise, Hungarian"), written on the eve of the revolution, became its anthem.
