Lives to please but bratty & will make you earn it.
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Clearly, viewers are already trying to discount Debbie's "bratty" children.
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He did have a tendency to be bratty at times.
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Like bratty demands and, occasionally, absolute submission to my partners.
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He's the sort of bratty prince I'd love in real life.
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The bratty, spoiled Veruca Salt was played by Julie Dawn Cole.
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Image: GettyIt's easy to call Julian Assange a big, bratty man-baby.
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Jane has crowds and her father, Rex, wrapped around her bratty fingers.
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That's the short version, in which Ripa's behavior sounds a little bratty.
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Anyone can have a couple of moments where they're maybe a little bratty.
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Chris Bratty, the collector, donated the nearly 25,000 Times images about Canada to Ryerson.
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At its high points, the show, like its source, has a brassy, bratty wit.
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So I wore the headphones, a bratty way of shutting myself out from the world.
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"Sometimes I wish I was a bratty, shitty prima donna artist," admits the Omaha native.
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This is a great snotty, nasty, fun, bratty appropriation of 1950s "gee whiz" comic panel sensibilities.
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Mostly because this version of Danny seems way too bratty for Luke to tolerate for long.
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"Because I said so, that's why," is a phrase best reserved for dealing with bratty kids.
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Just look to Donald Trump; he resists irresistible truth with the flagrant abandon of a bratty teenager.
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That's the bratty kid in me that kind of wants to irritate the audience a little bit.
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As the premiere opens, the bratty Michael is being dressed down by Wendy for breaking her cellphone.
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Her sound is exactly what you'd expect from a 15-year-old white girl: nervous, playful, bratty.
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Bratty big brother Gregor Clegane might even stop take time off from torturing nuns to go bowling.
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Kitao proceeded to win nothing after his promotion and his bratty attitude turned his stablemates against him.
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John is no sympathy case but a rich, bratty grad student at Princeton, protective of his privilege.
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Tanner, as a former Fritz [Marie's bratty little brother], you have probably studied Princes over the years.
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To her, I'll always be that bratty kid who couldn't bring himself to make the necessary adjustments.
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To be fair, Mr. Shkreli, for one, has not been his usual brash — maybe even bratty — self online.
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The morning opens with the Sun in Gemini square exaggerative Jupiter at 103:57 AM, creating bratty vibes.
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Jack, a bratty and relatively friendless teenage boy and the youngest of three, doesn't want to go either.
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Bratty valley girl Mel Rose (Jackie Tohn) get into it, and Cherry puts her in a sleeper hold.
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The only black girl on the squad, Becca is a second-class citizen among the bratty white teens.
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Sure, this science-fiction cycle begins innocuously enough, with bratty teenagers, aggrieved parents and an eco-farming initiative.
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Power struggles will arrive—bratty vibes will abound, and you may need to watch out for manipulation, too.
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Real estate entrepreneur Chris Bratty donated almost 25,191942 photographs of Canadian news events to the Ryerson Image Centre.
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I think my career allowed me to realize that I can't be a bratty teenager all the time.
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Well, joke was on bratty me once I had to sheepishly admit how great this back massager really is.
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For every sweet, handsome, and honorable Jon Snow, there has to be a bratty, aggravating, and abhorrent Joffrey Lannister.
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Some people watch Dylan's interactions in this film, with the press in particular, and think he's being quite bratty.
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I felt like it would have been bratty if I didn't cry and was like 'Oh no big deal.
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But the memory of that materialistic longing, as superficial and bratty as it now seems, always stuck with me.
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"Bulldog" Bouton had made the effort to stick up for his teammate and reprimand a bratty teenager from Brooklyn.
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"The myth about millennials — that they're really entitled and demanding, bratty customers — actually would not be my position," she said.
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I was a bratty, chronically hungover party girl, and I was in charge of making sure your kids didn't die.
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Morty's older sister Summer began as an archetypical bratty teen, more attached to her friends and phone than anything else.
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Behind his thick glasses, Harper has a perfect slow burn, playing the bespectacled Cary Grant to Bell's bratty Katharine Hepburn.
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Amy, long viewed as the bratty younger sister, develops into a young woman whose clarity in her ambition is enviable.
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It was requested by the Vatican's Office of Migrants and Refugees and funded by the Rudolph P. Bratty Family Foundation.
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To those who have read Rich's previous work, the recurring themes of these 18 stories will be familiar: the struggle of creative ambition against the reality of one's limitations; the struggle of both rejecting and identifying with a religious tradition; the struggle of the selfish and bratty trying not to be so selfish or bratty.
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Would it churn out bratty punk songs, scrawling crude drawings of cats and anarchy symbols in the margins of their notebooks?
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Here, CL's bratty chorus shines over the beat's explosion of martial drums and sawtooth synths, an exercise in more is more.
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Reclaiming the word 'diva' might prove tricky, given that so many take it as shorthand for a bratty form of bitchiness.
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Bratty, boisterous, and full of teenage angst, these kids are a living and breathing monument to the classic hardcore of yesteryear.
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It's like a 71-year-old male version of Jan from what I would call the Bratty Bunch: Obama, Obama, Obama.
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In this tale, Tink (Elly Noble) is a bratty, naïve teenager eager to escape her doting parents (Phillip Taratula and Lauren Elder).
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As a result, Dawn comes off as a little more bratty and hard to deal with than she might have been otherwise.
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Watch out for a grumpy mood as your ruling planet Venus clashes with Saturn on May 7—being bratty will get your nowhere.
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The epitome of the bratty socialite, it is clear that the mistress might fit nicely in today's oligarchs, princesses and Old Etonian MPs.
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It does its bratty thing in less than two minutes, which is some truly fantastic songwriting economy that any good punk ripper needs.
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Two years have passed, though, and apparently if left unattended, bratty thrashing and pimply innuendo oxidize into something very much like the Chainsmokers.
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Those clips capture them in the full, bratty ebullience of youth, acting out in ways that foreshadow the darker, heavier times to come.
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John, who has cerebral palsy, is a rich, bratty grad student; Ani, a double amputee, is a hilariously foul-mouthed North Jersey terror.
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I'm so proud of how we pulled that off, I thought it was great, it was such a fun side project, so bratty.
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Here's the full story of how a workplace joke about a video game starring a bratty goose became a full-fledged, delightfully silly bestseller.
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If a situation has been brewing that involves envy or any sort of bratty or tyrannical behavior, it will come to a climax now.
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Monica was funny/bratty, Joey was funny/dopey, Ross was funny/nerdy, Phoebe was funny/floopy, and Rachel was...not really that funny actually.
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It also suggests that Groot will no longer be a baby when we next see him in Infinity War, but a bratty teenager. Yay?
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While none of us actually miss Joffrey, I could definitely see him being the kind of bratty king who demands ice cream for dinner.
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This means instigating a no-photos policy with fans, among other self-preservation methods that invariably come off to many as ungrateful and bratty.
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Tuca [a brash lady Toucan character from the book] is like my id; she's an extension of my more bratty, selfish, and funny instincts.
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In it Woods celebrates black girls in a happy and almost bratty way, which makes it a pleasure to hear and sing along, equally.
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And even with the world on fire and war a breath away, HWBM's bratty, sexy, mean protagonists are determined to have a good time.
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Landing somewhere between My Bloody Valentine's poppiest moments, Wavves's least bratty missives, the result is something like if Nirvana had had a surf rock phase.
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Without You I'm Nothing is simultaneously harsh and tender, peeling back the bratty distortion plastered over their self-titled debut to address the sores themselves.
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There's a real story being told here, with a sense of scope far beyond the bratty Muppets parody Meet the Feebles initially seems to be.
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My horse is a bit bratty and silly at first since it's so chilly out, but he settles in and we have a nice ride.
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Still, tour members feel betrayed, and think this is more bratty behavior from Bieber, and his lack of sympathy for them is on full display.
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The script channels its Man Of Steel reactions through bratty rich kid Lex Luthor (Jesse Eisenberg) and sullen rich man Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck), a.k.a.
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She was almost 15, her mother was the town mayor and her bratty adopted brother was blamed for the disappearance of a "bad" wild girl.
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Like the man they idolize, these people tend toward simplistic slogans when asked questions; but when pressed or pressured, they lash out like bratty children.
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What should really worry us is someone who talks about nuclear weapons the way bratty 6-year-old boys might talk about their Tonka trucks.
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We've got eager-to-please eldest Meg (Emma Watson), spunky tomboy Jo (Saoirse Ronan), sweet and sickly Beth (Eliza Scanlen), and bratty Amy (Florence Pugh).
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And is Kylo Ren just a darker, more sexualised version of the bratty cartoon character Kuzco from the 2000 Disney masterpiece The Emperor's New Groove?
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But as they piled up higher than even the most majestic Trump-envisioned border wall could ever reach, he came across as strident, mocking, condescending, bratty.
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Keep reading to find out their answers, what filming these heartbreaking scenes was really like, and who actually misses sadistic bratty boy king Joffrey (Jack Gleeson).
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Everything was fine, she was a little bratty and wouldn't listen to me or any of the other service leads, but she did her job alright.
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In the Netflix movie Close, Noomi Rapace plays a steely bodyguard named Sam assigned to protect the bratty scion of an oil fortune, Zoe (Sophie Nélisse).
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It doesn't forge relationships between bratty kids and their errant fathers or wax bannisters with its ass, but as e-readers go, it leaves you satisfied.
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Brianna is an example of something I've seen happen a lot on television — when it comes to female characters, writers confuse bratty for sassy and modern.
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The cliché is that it's the Eastern seaboard's flyover country, a suburban wasteland full of malls, sprawl, bratty white teenagers driving luxury cars, lacrosse, and insurance.
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Your reaction to it will depend largely on how you feel about the fact that Jule is a psychopath — and that she's targeting the bratty rich.
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She worked as an executive producer on the show, which may explain why every time Robertson's Sophia acts bratty or entitled, she's always allowed a redemption story.
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Daddy Issues: Can We Still Hang (Infinity Cat) On their 2015 debut, this Nashville grrrl-grunge trio hit the bratty thing square on its pink-haired noggin.
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Sensible and appealing boys and girls as well as bratty younger brothers and sisters populate Tarkington's later books, often stealing center stage from the purported leading characters.
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The infuriatingly bratty Jim (Zack Ryan), an aspiring actor, is the live-in boyfriend of Drew (Colman Domingo), an older world-famous metal sculptor who adores him.
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The Louisville, Kentucky, act has put together a record of unabashed rock worship that's bratty, fun, and—as you might've gathered from the title—a little arrogant.
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There's nothing interesting about a bratty billionaire who pretends like money doesn't matter, and Danny's whininess about being called out for being rich was holding the character back.
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" It's the "stupid, bratty" American kids that he finds annoying, the ones on Buzzfeed and Reddit who bang on about pizza "like it's some sort of religious experience.
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Throw in one very darkly bratty, selfish, sex-and-drugs-experimenting teen sister (Abby Quinn) and you have a recipe for please-get-me-out-of-here. -Josh
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At the same time, perhaps bratty frat bros who think rape boils down to the follies of campus drinking culture deserve to have a harsh wake-up call.
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More recently, complaints have evolved from endless laundry and bratty toddlers to weightier matters like postpartum mental health, birth trauma and the lack of support for working moms.
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Mercury enters Taurus on May 6, boosting communication in your relationships, but Venus clashes with Saturn on May 7, finding people in a bratty mood, or totally cold.
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Still bratty, still unconscionably loud, still impossibly fun: This California rock band has been igniting mosh pits and crowd-surfing sprees across the country for nearly 10 years.
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The Communist Party, he said, saw the insurgent territory as a bratty child bringing shame on the family name; Hong Kongers saw mainland China as an abusive parent.
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Frankie's roommate, Erica (Maika Monroe, supplying a superfluous but satisfying jolt of bratty energy), thinks it's a little weird, and of course she turns out to be right.
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It's bratty in the best way, channeling the part of ourselves we indulge when we're dishing to our friends and presenting events in the most sympathetic, truth-bending light.
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First, she had to fight him off for her own personal safety, and then she had to correct headlines that implied that her behavior was bratty, ungrateful and unladylike.
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She's a powerhouse of bratty bubblegum pop with a vibe so rousing you'll be throwing tampons at unsuspecting passers by in no time, and that's exactly what she intended.
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And sure, they're "bratty" enough to be able to take the piss out of jobs they'll never have to do; but they send the drudgery up, not the people.
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Because, while the material could be funnier and a lot less derivative, under Michael Raine's loosey-goosey direction, it's brash, bratty and unabashed in its embrace of queer sexuality.
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As 'Thrones' faithful know ... Lino first appeared in season one as a weird, bratty boy drinking milk straight from his mother's boob despite being a walking, talking pre-teen.
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Teenage Frankie, getting by in a World War II-era orphanage with her bratty sister Toni, is mostly unaware that she's being haunted by the long-dead narrator Pearl.
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If I was still a bratty teenager, I'd probably insist on at least some ripped fishnets and a Cannibal Corpse shirt, and elicit disapproving glares from every other adult there.
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At last, she escaped King's Landing, was rid of her unstable aunt Lysa (Kate Dickie), slapped her bratty cousin Robin (Lino Facioli), and tricked the noble people of the Vale.
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It doesn't forge relationships between bratty …Read more ReadI've spent the last few years using a Kindle Paperwhite, and never found holding that e-reader with one hand too difficult.
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From death-defying orangutans and bratty sea lions through to hostile parakeets and frozen pangolins, this year's crop features some of the best wildlife photography we've seen in a while.
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But Alaska's path to Drag Race victory this season was not without drama—most notably, her bratty temper tantrum at landing in the bottom three on the show's penultimate episode.
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" But another pressing question, for those less bratty than I, was how the show managed to translate the wordplay of the name "Hodor" being a contraction of "HOLD THE DOOR.
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Heti isn't an orphan in any literal sense—both her parents are still alive—and there is something bratty about publicly stamping her foot and declaring her need for attention.
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Call me a bratty, ungrateful millennial, but that's my childhood escape you're messing with — and I'd prefer it be kept as pristine and preserved as possible, thank you very much.
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Emma Watson looks demure in her finery as eldest sister, Meg, while Florence Pugh (playing the bratty Amy) and Eliza Scanlen (as the tragic Beth) serve sweet, wonder-filled gazes.
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Darlene's daughter Harris (Emma Kenney), in particular, was little more than a loose collection of bratty-teen clichés who existed mainly to exasperate her mother and make Roseanne seem superior.
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In the earliest days of "Game of Thrones," Sansa Stark was a bratty youngster with romantic dreams about princes and princesses and of someday wearing a crown of her own.
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Mischievous and fearless — heroically bratty; devilishly cute — Moonee may remind you of Eloise, who tries the patience of the grown-ups at the Plaza Hotel in that immortal picture book.
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They have made some bold, even risky, creative choices, starting with the casting of adults as the bratty golden ticket winners — Violet Beauregarde, Augustus Gloop, Veruca Salt and Mike Teavee.
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Glow in the Dark, the band's second full-length, out June 10 on Burger Records, is a striking record, all brazen fury and bratty beats, something resembling hard rock before Sabbath.
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But trouble swiftly shows up: A bratty girl whose mother can make or break your new place of business drops by, and you're not able to provide the services she needs.
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I think it will be good for people to see Miranda having a bratty attitude toward her family, and the consequences she has to face because of the way she's treating everyone.
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"I don't really care if you cry," Uzi sings in bratty melancholy, over a mournful low whistle of a beat, which was created, by the producer TM88, using a handheld portable speaker.
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Now that I've got you thinking about the good ol' days, pull out your crystal ball and think about how your bratty kids and even grandkids will tell you to shove it.
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After Hannah lends her bratty, half-dressed teenage neighbor her pants, Hannah realizes that the girl isn't fleeing an abuser; she's just had a fight with her mom over doing her homework.
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This bratty, angular form of electropop (the name we'll use henceforth for the sake of simplicity) was something wholly different from the boorish Ultra Festival-core that Calvin Harris and Avicii, et al.
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There's a bratty, frustrated urgency to the band's vocals that sticks out, and the presence of multiple singers gives it some unexpected texture; those qualities were enough to leave a mark on me.
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The Nasty Bits play a revised version "A Woman Like You," the lyrics now full of profanity, and it sounds like a hit, with Mr. Jagger's bratty magnetism coming through loud and clear.
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An important facet of Aubrey Graham's personal brand is his precious love for his tiny mother, but even Drake occasionally slips into bratty teen mode when his highly anticipated lunch plans are foiled.
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This time around, the trio sheds the bratty surf pop odes to summer flings and daydreams of their 2013 debut, Ride Your Heart, in favor of confronting, well, real life—worms and all.
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Her breakout single "212"—that near-perfect song about confrontational cunnilingus—still remains an infectious earworm five years after its release, fueled by Banks's triumphant, bratty sass both on and off the track.
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Gomez delivers a slightly bratty, slightly pained variety of attitude on this post-breakup bop — taking a clear cue from experimental-pop darling Charli XCX, a cowriter and background vocalist on the song.
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We've gotten to know the central duo, after all, through their relationships with other characters, like Villanelle's teasingly bratty — and later murderous — dynamic with Konstantin (Kim Bodnia), her silver fox handler from the Twelve.
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For now, you might not be able to blame your chronic lateness on when you were born, but the good news is that you don't have to accept that "bossy" or "bratty" label, either.
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In his late teens, he formed Company Flow, a rugged, bratty group that became part of a late-nineties underground held up by many as a modest, principled alternative to an increasingly showy mainstream.
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Piper's bratty 12-year-old brother, Tyler (Jackson Demott Hill), says that the assisted-living facility, Twelve Trees, "sounds more like a second-rate merlot," and quotes Ophelia's mad scene when his grandfather dodders.
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Nair doesn't try to turn Mutesi into a perfect poster child: She lets her be fearful, frustrated, and even bratty as she navigates growing up along with growing into her role as Uganda's chess ambassador.
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"Bad Blood" will go down as a bratty tiff compared to "Look What You Made Me Do," a message from the all-new Taylor Swift, a first offering from Reputation that's dripping with lethal venom.
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Nickerson walked away with "13 cavities" from all her character's gum chewing, and Cole – despite insisting it was "fun to be bad" – had to shed the perception that she was anything like the bratty Veruca.
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Plus, when you're a bratty kid, the most fun part of the New Year is receiving "li xi," or small amounts of money that your relatives give to you in red envelopes for good luck.
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From his pretty-but-not-precious lace paintings that originally bolstered his fame, to his canvases that spew bratty verbiage like "Another Painting," Flood is an artist whose mid-career success has served him well.
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The script and Ms. Crovatin render her as such a mouthy, bratty little horror that the audience at a preview performance cheered and applauded, a reaction the play didn't ask them to question or regret.
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The two standout performances — Leslie Mann's new-age airhead and, cast against type, Emma Watson as her bratty, stubbornly self-justifying daughter — are gutsy portrayals of appalling characters one loves to hate (or simply hates).
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We've been writing about them for years now because their combination of bratty vocals and pop nous spiked with a punk snarl makes for an I'll-take-another-and-another-and-another kind of cocktail.
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When Lil Yachty introduced us to his world on Lil Boat last year, we met three sides of the rapper: benevolent narrator Darnell Boat, bratty spitter Lil Boat, and Auto-Tuned, celestially blissful Lil Yachty.
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He opens the video as a bratty kid rebelling against his father's request to stop listening to loud music by hooking up huge amps in the living room and blasting his father out of the house.
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It's a pop song from 2006, replete with a big, bratty "na na na" intro, a staccato piano verse, a Mickey Mouse Club pre-chorus, and a shit load of Rivers Cuomo's falsetto when it peaks.
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The fact of the matter is I'd rather my kid be happy and a decent human being in the long term than happy with me in the short-lived fleeting present and bratty in the future.
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Living in a seaside resort means that you can hang out on the beach with your friends and a couple of bottles of liquor, but it also means you have to put up with bratty surfers.
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Schwartzman may not be David Spade, but Jesper feels like a distant cousin of Emperor Kuzco, the bratty, entitled ruler who received a rude awakening when he was transformed into a llama in Disney's cult classic.
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Their debut EP showcases the Florida band's abrasive style which at times leans into sludgy territory and other times rides a metallic hardcore wave, all driven by vocalist Mike Grantham and his bratty, sore-throated delivery.
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The resulting creation morphs a simple, dime-a-dozen idea into a meticulously elaborate recording and performance that fall somewhere between bratty punk, dub-tinged ska, and loungey jazz, and often all three in one single track.
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Bieber's bratty lyrics were defanged, and the chorus—"If you like the way you look that much / Then, baby, you should go and love yourself"—was transformed from a kiss-off into an outpouring of pure reaction.
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It uses the tennis writing of the film critic Serge Daney as one source of insight and the claim that Mr. McEnroe was Tom Hulce's inspiration to play Mozart as a bratty prodigy in "Amadeus" as another.
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Perhaps because the people who are currently experiencing it get fewer platforms to talk about it, have less practice articulating their perspectives, and are stereotyped as bratty, entitled, and ignorant — especially if they complain about their lives.
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Rocket. Our bratty teenage space tree thinks of former freelance criminal and fellow Guardian Rocket Raccoon as his dear ol' dad, guys — so much so, that he broke his regular "I am Groot," utterance tendency to say so.
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That confrontation comes off as a simple straw man argument between a stubborn, get-off-my-lawn-type elderly conservative and a bratty, elitist kid, created simply to remind viewers how annoying and entitled city-living teens are.
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Jonathan T. Sacks, Philadelphia It's truly mind-boggling that you would waste a single pico-liter of ink in celebrating a petulant, bratty 21-year-old tennis player who may or may not become a top-seeded player.
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The kids — a bratty, iPhone-obsessed girl and her younger brother — follow their parents' itinerary through New York, with a little help from famous statues (George M. Cohan, Alice in Wonderland) brought to life by the brother's imagination.
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All of the skaters I saw were asked to leave their boards by the front door, from the bratty teenagers who had been killing time outside to the SoHo dads hunting for a taste of their teenage years.
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But that Daddy Warbucks paternalism was how, in 1982, the owner of the country's most ferocious comedic imagination — Richard Pryor — went from desperate janitor to live-in amusement for the bratty son of a rotten businessman (Jackie Gleason).
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"He's not some bratty billionaire's son in any way, shape or form," said Andrew van der Vord, co-head of consumer investment at Royal Bank of Canada, who helped the Metropouloses sell Pabst Brewing for $700 million in 313.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 3): 89%What critics said: "It's also worth noting that there's a new scene stealer in Priah Ferguson, who plays Lucas' sister Erica, whose bratty attitude translates into hilarious disposition for the entire group.
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The 'Thanks For Putting Up With My Shit' chocolate bar is the no-bullshit token of appreciation that is sure to make her laugh — because mums deserve every award in the book for loving us, even when we're being bratty.
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After an awkward, bratty confrontation, Kevin apologized and learned that Miguel was not actually in love with his mother while she was with his father — and that Miguel made Rebecca happy — or as happy as she could be after losing Jack.
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I was all ready for a bratty woe-is-me moment, but then Elettra brought me some of her chocolate chip rosemary bread (it sounds a little odd, but it's SO good), and all was well again in #TakeoutTakeOut land.
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But no matter the venue or topic, women have historically clung to book clubs as a space for reading, learning, and making their voices heard—even if all they wanted to do was complain about bratty Amy March in Little Women.
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Now that I am a woman who can maturely support other women instead of sneering at their lack of bratty bona fides, relationships like Kat's with Bianca and with, well, most people in general is something that I appreciate, not judge.
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The lady who is playing all of the NES Classic games with her inner child, telling you what I think of these games in 2016, and what a bratty baby-to-nine-year-old me would have thought of them.
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"When someone in the house is feeling bratty we remind them, 'My heart is grateful today because we have soft beds and a roof over our head and enough to eat and there are people that don't get those luxuries,'" she says.
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There's still plenty to enjoy in Suicide Squad, starting with the cheap adolescent joys of smart-ass dialogue and bratty behavior, and building up to the unconventional Deadshot / Harley friendship and the Deadshot / Flag partnership, which both do develop naturally on-screen.
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The other contestants are Violet Beauregarde (Trista Dollison), a champion bubble-gum chewer who behaves like a teen star from the Disney Channel; and Mike Teavee (Michael Wartella), a bratty genius for whom life exists entirely on the screens of entertainment devices.
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There's a refreshing humanity in the way the youngest March sister -- who's at once bratty and thoughtful -- openly, rigorously dwells on the limitations of the cultural script that's been written for her, specifically in regard to the mingling of freedom, wealth and love.
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I was a lonely, awkward kid who changed schools quite a lot (a Neville, if you will) but I recognized this world in the book as a place where everyone, oddball or misfit or even bratty narcissist included, could find their home.
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An Amber series could potentially have the high-fantasy formality of MTV's The Shannara Chronicles, the practical real-world grime of Fox's Lucifer, and the bratty character dynamics of Syfy's The Magicians, while building up to huge battles like the Game Of Thrones combats.
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If you've ever thought you were kinda punk, that you liked the bratty onstage energy of emo, but that you wanted to feel like you were being clubbed in the face with a guitar while it was being performed, I can't recommend this band enough.
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He also designed a book I co-authored if you're into punk memoirs and shameless self-promotion.) While there have been a few post-CWV/ROM projects (Meatwound, Holy Mountain), Horsehip best captures the bratty, obnoxious spirit that fans were initially so annoyed by.
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Had Kylo, a bratty teen at heart who seems enamored with his own appearance, dipped into a bacta tank — the submersible fix-everything medical solution of the Star Wars universe — healed his facial wound, then messed his forehead up in a different place just to look cooler?
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Most of the girls in the Rizzoli-published book weren't even born when the song originally came out, but they capture the spirit of the song and its bratty insouciance—there are girls doing headstands, guzzling pizza, clutching skateboards, and posing in front of their bedroom walls.
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You can see them fighting to be taken seriously as a band—a real band, not a "kid band"—and it's hard not to find yourself rooting for Malcolm, Alec, and Jarad, even when they get bratty or stubborn (bearing in mind that they're literal children).
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Some of the quibbles people have had with the book, about the bratty flatness of Amy's character, or about how the romantic relationships unfold, are reconsidered with a depth of humanity and understanding of the time in which the book was written, infusing them with new life.
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At the same time that Batman and Superman are starting to feud, a bratty, rich young inventor named Lex Luthor (Jesse Eisenberg) has obtained some Kryptonite that he wants to trade to the U.S. government in exchange for access to Zod's ship, which contains information about Krypton's superior technology.
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The sun, Mercury, and Jupiter align on November 26 and 27, bringing a dash of good luck around cash and a boost in confidence before Mercury squares off with Mars on November 26, creating a fiery and impulsive mood around communication—watch out for tempers or bratty behavior!
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James, in turn, partly inspired Kipling's one truly American work, "Captains Courageous," a 1897 novel about a bratty rich kid who falls off an ocean liner, is picked up by some fishermen sailing out of Gloucester, Massachusetts, and learns from them the virtues of responsibility and hard work.
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The build-up is mostly faux drama about whether her dad approves of her super-athletic, super-popular boyfriend, as well as a laughably bratty scene in which Destini stares at her phone while a school administrator explains that she can't pull ninth graders out of class to fill bleachers.
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With bass filthier than your fingernails after four days at Glastonbury, a bratty Daphne and Celeste twist, and lyrics inspired by a page on the London Metropolitan Police website that details all the different ways you can get slapped with an ASBO, I wasn't entirely sure what I was hearing.
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But unlike authors who in their later works allow a sober knell of perception to ring through their prose, Waters instead manages to impart his wily wisdom like some giddy, gurgling, bratty child waiting to be caught and brought back home to clean up his soiled bedroom and do his homework.
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While this pattern should have made my husband more empathetic to my plight — what Bruce's father does to him, he does to me — it has had the opposite effect, confirming for him that everyone gets interrupted, no one gets to be heard all the time — except bratty women who demand it.
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What it's about: Writer John Hughes ("The Breakfast Club") and director Chris Columbus teamed up for this '90s hit about Kevin McCallister (Macaulay Culkin), a bratty 8-year-old who gets stranded in his Chicago home after his parents and family accidentally leave on a trip to Paris without him.
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Her subsequent novels include "The Country Life," a parody of a gothic romance between a bratty invalid and his au pair, written in the ornate syntax of a Victorian moralizer; "In the Fold," set in a bohemian manor house rife with sexual and dynastic intrigue; and "Arlington Park," interlocking stories of suburban anomie.
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Tarney relies too heavily on overexpositional, oversimplistic dialogue and indulges in an almost overloving portrayal of Harry, whose list of unconventional traits includes not only cross-dressing but also growing into an always witty and delightful, never bratty or brooding teenager (maybe Tarney's next book will be about how she managed that).
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Mr. Perrotta originally planned to focus the novel on Eve, and aimed to write a tight novella from her perspective, but as soon as he got to the scene where she drops her son off at college, he wanted to follow Brendan — a bratty jock who behaves contemptuously toward the women around him.
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But the reality of the situation is a hell of a lot more interesting than that, anyway—today Nasty Cherry make their debut with "Win", a brash, bratty pop-punk track co-written with Charli and produced by Justin Raisen, who has worked with Charli, Sky Ferreira and Angel Olsen, among others.
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Given a choice of apologizing or doubling down on being an anti-gay idiot, Hart chose the latter, Brian Raftery reported in Wired: In an Instagram post from that morning, Hart appeared bratty, defensive, and completely dismissive of the growing pushback (he also seemed kind of drowsy, possibly because he filmed it from a bed).
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We're introduced quickly to a number of characters, all of whom seem grumbly and depressed: schlubby programmer Bernard Lowe (Jeffrey Wright), his eager assistant Elsie (Shannon Woodward), dour boss lady Theresa Cullen (Sidse Babett Knudsen), macho security dude Ashley Stubbs (Thor actor Chris Hemsworth's brother Luke), and bratty British writer Lee Sizemore (Simon Quarterman).
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She took the stage as the goddess that everyone in this room expected her to be — a survivor — working in some comic relief by saying she wrote her speech after midnight with a Red Bull and cracking a bratty joke at the expense of the Bravo star Andy Cohen, who was also receiving an award.
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It's her more recent collaborator Jack Antonoff who often helps bring out the more vulnerable side of her songwriting — though he also shares credit on the taunting "This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things," which effectively recasts "Look What You Made Me Do" as a blithe, bratty call-and-response with a roof-rattling hook.
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Similarly, the future of the Jedi is not, as Luke once thought, Ben Solo (a name which calls to mind a bratty bar mitzvah boy), legacy Skywalker, but Rey, a woman who has faced down adversity and earned her place as the hero of this story, despite the latter's claims that she has "no place" in it.
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Theon's had a rough road from being Ned's bratty captive (aka the guy that made us confused about how many Stark sons there were for at least three episodes in Season 1) to Reek to Sansa's savior, and now he's finally starting to redeem himself for his behavior during the sack of Winterfell (the North remembers, Maester Luwin).
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He drew some sketches of clothes-obsessed, bratty-looking teen-agers—"The Girls with a Passion for Fashion!" he called them—and made a prototype by piecing together bits and bobs that he found in a trash bin at work and in his own collection at home: a doll head, a plastic body, and Ken boots.
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Tapping into a vein of bratty bravado, he careens past toothless PG-13 peacocking into the kind of unrepentant sleaze that made him successful in the first place, culminating in a breathtaking stretch on the bridge where he sneers about fucking your girl, guzzling cocaine, and buying his mom a station wagon all in the same breath.
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It's tremendous fun to watch the cast have a blast with what they're given; Daniel Craig's Benoit Blanc is a hilariously out-of-place Southern Dandy, Chris Evans is playing wonderfully against type as the bratty eldest grandson, and Toni Collette's Joni does not get nearly enough screen time telling us more about her wannabe-Goop empire.
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While she can't resist opening with "Bastards," a sweetly sung kiss-off to those who have underestimated and manipulated her, Kesha devotes most of "Rainbow" to exploring a broad palette of emotions and unleashing the full range of her voice — a flexible instrument she didn't always effectively showcase on the bratty pop of her earlier albums.
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Their music—particularly on debut album We Are Shampoo and it's two follow ups Shampoo or Nothing and Girl Power—moves steadily between genres, from the sprawling Britpop of the era ("Delicious") to the kind of leery glam rock usually played by old dudes in stadiums ("Don't Call Me Babe") to the bratty pop punk they were best known for ("Boys Are Us").
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It's also a snapshot of a moment when comedy's freshest counterculture impulse was gleefully crass and willfully offensive, built on thumbed noses and middle fingers — what scanned at the time as a liberating response to a rigid and hypocritical culture, but will appear to a weighty chunk of today's viewers as the childish dregs of an entire cohort's glib, bratty chauvinism and coddled, almost toddlerish self-regard.
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In addition to Mark, whose repeated financial risks antagonize his wife, there is his brother, Gerry, a resentful libertarian who has dumped his bride at the altar and is currently sleeping with the married receptionist at the Century 21 office where he works as a real estate agent; and their sister Candace, a rebellious science teacher whose seventh-grade class awkwardly includes the bratty daughter of her married ex-lover.
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Whether attacking his detractors in demeaning terms that would make a bratty 10-year-old cringe or spewing easily checkable lies or capitalizing letters so it feels like a really noisy and angry old man is shaking his fist at the internet 24/7/365, Trump has been one of the major influences on the Twitter platform that has helped make it a cesspool and encouraged others to makes it even dirtier still.
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I know this is a ridiculous question because 2011 was at least 14 lifetimes ago, but if you try very hard and don't think about anything else for the rest of the day and eat a few thousand milligrams of caffeine (and whatever else you have lying around!) maybe you can remember the cartoony, bratty, polarizing rap album Camp, released by the then just-getting-famous Community star Donald Glover, under the moniker Childish Gambino.
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