For much of its running time, "Letters to Juliet" is content to provide touristic evidence that Italy exists: hillsides bathed in golden light; steep and stony little towns; tile roofs and gently sloping vineyards.
Coincidentally, Madonna's latest album, "Ray of Light," is steeped in the influence of the poppier end of trance, courtesy of its producer, William Orbit.
In an 1850's town house in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, home of June and Stephen Negrycz, she found the grande dame Italianate architecture languishing in dim tunnel-vision town house light and steeped in dreary period colors.
The eight-day festival of lights is steeped in history, religious rituals, cultural traditions and the delicious aroma of deep-fried potato latkes and jelly doughnuts (sufganiyot).
For Summer of Love 2017, a spectacular light installation steeps the historic building, and everyone around it, in psychedelic projections.
…the grandiose seven-part operatic cycle LICHT ("Light"), a work steeped in spirituality and mysticism that he intended to be his masterpiece.
This is a film that, despite some lighter touches, is steeped in fatalism and even grief.
NOISEY described Skepta's win as "a rare glimmer of light in a year steeped in shit", but how do internet commenters view his landmark record?
NOISEY described Skepta's win as "a rare glimmer of light in a year steeped in shit", but how do internet commenters view his landmark record? Finally to Vulture, and their number one TV show of the year: Atlanta, Donald Glover's homage to the city he loves.
This is roots cuisine, quite literally — one of the best dishes on the menu is local beets, steeped in a light ginger marinade.
This is what Misery brings to light: a culture of obsession, steeped in a long tradition of idolatry.
