The most illuminating part about last night's Andi-Juan Pablo confrontation is that he didn't do anything horrific during their "nightmare" overnight date.
Airwaves Miking N.B.A. coaches is gone for now, but NBC's audio picked up illuminating instructions Sunday night from Lakers Coach Phil Jackson regarding Shaquille O'Neal, who was having trouble getting shots, with Portland leading, 75-65: "Forget about Shaq.
In her later years, she loved to take trips with her many godchildren — "The young," she said, "must be illuminated" — an illuminating Auntie Mame hauling her charges over the Acropolis or waking them in the middle of the night to watch the sun rise over Troy.
A Channel 4 documentary, to be screened on Sunday night, provides an illuminating window on to the process of building the house, which was clearly a steep learning curve for the artist.
The Museum of Modern Art is in the midst of a week and a half of screenings of these illuminating curiosities, and on Sunday night TCM (in conjunction with HBO Archives) is showing a four-hour marathon of them, introduced by the film historian Robert Osborne.
There were many possible points of entry to Vijay Iyer's immersive three-part concert at Zankel Hall on Saturday night, but the most illuminating was also the most deceptively simple.
But Mr. Spence had finished his quest and was chatting with members of the audience over cups of tea before the evening's final and most illuminating participant started: the choreographer Will Rawls, who shared videos he found on YouTube.
His words were music to my ears; his sparkling eyes were illuminating, not unlike the Eiffel Tower every evening.
As much of a cop-out as that response was, it was just as illuminating as the most honest answer we received Tuesday night ― from Natural Resources Chairman Rob Bishop (R-Utah).
Their Sunday afternoon program -- part of the always illuminating Music Before 1800 series -- is called "Amour, Cruel Amour," and includes love songs and lute solos by English, Italian and French composers of the 1600's.
