We're provoked to condemn the molestation of male children by their preachers, parents, or another adult, as evidenced in works of art such as Ray Donovan, Doubt, Spotlight, Red Hook Summer, and Antwone Fisher.
The theme was Hollywood this year, as evident by the spotlights, red carpet and giant Hollywood sign in the front yard, and the fact that Mr. Massotto was dressed in a gorilla costume with Ms. Massotto as his Fay Wray.
Red colors: If you want to stand out and grab the spotlight, wear red.
The industry out there prefers to spotlight its reds — merlots, cabernet francs and Bordeaux blends.
Even today, onstage, when the spotlights are red, blue, yellow, or orange, his face is a portrait of high-plains-drifter nobility.
There's more chili — along with mango, Asian pear, tomato, cilantro and Thai basil — in a kaleidoscopic appetizer that spotlights pale red cubes of Tasmanian sea trout.
At times, Mr. Wilson's imagery can be breathtakingly obvious; when Woyzeck decides on murder, a blood-red spotlight illuminates his hand.
On January 23 , 1948 he was arrested as the accused "Red Light Bandit," who, posing as a policeman in a car with a red spotlight, had robbed couples in Los Angeles' lovers' lanes; twice the bandit had kidnapped women and forced them at gunpoint to commit acts of "sexual perversion".
Thanks to that deft interview, and her new book, the regal and irreplaceable Ms. Huxtable is back where she deserves to be: in the spotlight on the red carpet.
Mr. Valdes's Valmont, who has the look of a Kabuki actor playing Mephistopheles, tends to travel in a special red spotlight and would seem to be a fixed symbolic entity.
Still, it is not necessary to turn on a red spotlight when Ruth recalls nights in Greenwich Village pubs, when talk and poetry were as essential as alcohol, or to overstate the play's final moment, which must be softly open-ended.
