It's in the campiest sequence the show has ever had!
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But let's face it: royal weddings are also, simultaneously, the campiest of all royal events.
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I promise it will bring you more joy than even the campiest box of CVS chocolates.
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"White Cargo," in which she plays the campiest femme fatale since Theda Bara, is, however, exceptionally risible.
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Our BOB-infested antagonist left us for a few episodes, only to return for the world's campiest fight scene.
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"The biggest, boldest, campiest music competition on earth" will be broadcast on the Logo, according to the network's website.
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The 61st annual Eurovision song contest, the campiest event on the international cultural calendar, arrives at its glorious climax this week.
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Here are some of the best, campiest looks from RuPaul's DragCon, which took over the Los Angeles Convention Center last weekend.
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And Pleasence always manages to walk a line between stone-cold sanity and madness that keeps Loomis vulnerable and endearing even at his campiest.
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LONDON — The Eurovision Song Contest — Europe's longest-running, most popular and perhaps its campiest talent competition — has been canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Australia had been accepted for the second year (for reasons still entirely unknown), to participate in the campiest competition for in all of Europe; Eurovision.
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Join us for some quality time in the woods to reset, hug nature, hang with your fellow sistren, and indulge in the weekend of your campiest dreams.
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As she prepares to embrace her new role as Met Gala co-chair, take a walk down memory lane and revisit some of Gaga's campiest looks to date.
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We'll have to wait and see if this becomes one of the biggest trends of the year — or if it was simply a fun statement for fashion's biggest (and campiest) night.
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The melodrama of the script, the melodrama of Crawford herself, and the melodrama of the production around Dunaway-as-Crawford all combine to make Mommie Dearest one of the campiest films ever made.
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To mentally prepare for the fashion event of the year, we're making 11 bets of our own and calling out the couture looks that will make the biggest, campiest splash at this year's Met Gala.
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However, on "Do Not Send Us Astray," viewers are forced to contend with one of TWD's silliest, campiest, and most illogical plot lines: the infected weapons that Negan and the Saviors have been talking up for a few episodes now.
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The campiest of the many fairy princess looks was certainly Zendaya, who showed up in a near-exact replica of Disney's Cinderella gown (that lit up!), while her stylist Law Roach, dressed as her fairy godmother, cast a magical spell.
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Gaga and her dancers during the performance of "Americano" on the Born This Way Ball tour, wearing artificial recreations of Gaga's "meat dress" The track received a mixed response from music critics. Dan Martin from NME gave a positive review, saying that the bilingual language song proved that the overstylization of the composition worked in its favor, making it one of Gaga's best outputs. Jody Rosen from Rolling Stone found "Americano" hilarious, noting it as the "campiest song Gaga's recorded yet". She deciphered the location of the song's storyline as being in East Los Angeles.
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Macpherson drew a cartoon of John Diefenbaker as Marie Antoinette saying "Let them eat cake" in response to the Prime Minister's cancelling the Avro Arrow project, which historian Pierre Burton has called the beginning of Canadians' disillusionment with Diefenbaker's government. Macpherson in particular fought fiercely for editorial independence, challenging his editors and threatening to quit the Star if not given his way, which paved a new path for other cartoonists to follow. In the spring of 1966, Canada saw its first specialty comic shop open its doors on Queen Street West, Toronto: Viking Bookshop, established by "Captain George" Henderson. Entirely unfamiliar with the new phenomenon, the store was dubbed "the campiest store in town" by Toronto Star reporter Robert Fulford.
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" They closed the review by calling the album a "lo-tech, high-impact multimedia experience." The Los Angeles Times positively compared Hellbilly Deluxe to the works of White Zombie, claiming that "the overall sound is leaner, and the tracks are infused with the campiest elements of Zombie's B-movie obsessions." Rolling Stone praised the album, commenting "The music on Hellbilly, as usual with Zombie, is a force to be reckoned with – pulverizing hard-rock riffs propelled by drums and electronic percussion, a sonic assault that, under all the bombast, is as meticulously arranged as any Whitney Houston track." Entertainment Weekly gave the album a mixed review, writing "It's all a little creepy, to be sure, but Zombie's cartoonish antics are too over-the-top to really get under your skin.
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