Eclipses are not the time to be a control freak.
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Today you are challenged to not be a control freak.
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I learned I was a bit of a control freak.
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In any room, Ms. Beat is an admitted control freak.
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" As the executive producer — and "control freak" — of " Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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I'm a control freak and only trust myself to do it.
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The only thing I'm a control freak over is my health.
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"I'm a bit of a control freak," she says, smiling sheepishly.
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But you have a control freak in China in Xi Jinping.
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A manager that micromanages is, plain and simple, a control freak.
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Reagan was a perfectionist and a control freak, as everyone knows.
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I'd like to create my own because I'm literally a control freak.
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Surrender to them—it's not the time to be a control freak.
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Bill Gates, by his own admission, has veered into control-freak territory.
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CONTROL FREAK is also a fun entry, and it hasn't been overdone.
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Rachel was a princess, Monica a control freak, Joey a dumb actor.
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I couldn't call myself a control freak unless it was the editing room.
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"I am a control freak and wanted a piece of everything," he said.
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Ford seems like too much of a control freak to let that happen.
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When it comes to my art, I am very much a control freak.
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I'm a control freak, and not being able to control that was weird.
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I'm a control freak, and my husband has a military precision to him.
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"Being the control freak that I am, this experience is torture," Kardashian said.
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A few of the 23 people she employs call her a control freak.
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Saban is a control freak who places himself in charge of unpredictable teenagers.
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I'm a massive control freak, but I think you kind of have to be.
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Oakley called Dolan a "control freak" and compared the Knicks owner to Donald Sterling.
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"Barbara was the first to tell you she was a control freak," he jokes.
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We don't have a heavy company structure, but I'm kind of a control freak.
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Change is taking place and being a control freak about things won't help you.
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There was also the insecure and yet megalomaniacal control freak obsessed with perfected surfaces.
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Can they be kind of moody and maybe a bit of a control freak?
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He is moody, stubborn, loyal and fiercely private, a control freak and a perfectionist.
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Steve Jobs was reportedly a huge control freak during its development, obsessing over every detail.
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I'm such a control freak and in this situation I was completely out of control.
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Lieberman describes himself as an "obsessive-compulsive neurotic control freak," and he has to be.
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You might be sign of sex, mystery, and rebirth; however, you're still a control freak.
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But high-achievers, in particular, can fall into the trap of becoming a control freak.
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He was a control freak to a large degree, but in a very unusual way.
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This does not come easy for the artist, who admits she is a control freak.
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If I wasn't being so kind to myself, I might say I'm a control freak.
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If you're a bit of a perfectionist or a control freak, this can be difficult.
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You're a control freak, Scorpio, but you'll need to give that up during this hectic month.
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It does not happen unless you are willing to be a control freak about your career.
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Instead, she was reimagined as a control freak, ruthlessly single-minded in her pursuit of perfection.
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And I'm too much of a control freak to trust an algorithm to populate that list.
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Or what about Capricorns and their supposed control freak reputation — isn't their cardinal quality to blame?
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The part of you that's a control freak is coming out—incorporate it into your costume.
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I was a maniacal control freak who paid no attention to anybody's feelings—especially my own.
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You might be a freak, and you might love control, but are you a control freak?
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At this juncture, I can't imagine liking it because I really am such a control freak.
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The best way to deal with Pluto is to let go of being a control freak.
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But I'm probably just far too much of a control freak to ever really do that.
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"Going my way?" also works for a control freak, on your "difficult personality trait" bingo card.
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Watch for control freaks and manipulators, but be open to change—don't be a control freak yourself!
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Adi: The overwhelming impression we've got of Ford is that he's a kind of writerly control freak.
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Smith is neat, and a self-described "planner"; when stressed, he can edge toward control-freak territory.
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Whether you're an accommodator or you're a control freak or a victim—we all have certain patterns.
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They're all really competent and awesome musicians but I am a little bit of a control freak.
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I'm naturally a control freak; how would I not obsess over the market's inevitable highs and lows?
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Read more: Kobe Bryant scrapped his original documentary and started from scratch because he's a control freak
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Ultimately, it'll be freeing; however, you're a control freak, so this is sure to annoy you anyway.
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Stay open to transformation—being a control freak is the worst way to ride this wave of energy.
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I'm not a control freak, but I don't see what would be gained from giving up our freedom.
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I have always been a control freak and I've had to let go of a lot of things.
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"As another artist and slight control-freak, I'm like, 'Let's build something together,'" she says with a laugh.
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I was a raging control freak, agonizing over our songs and touring plans until I suffered anxiety attacks.
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Like if my friend is a control freak, I look for someone who looks really strong and secure.
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I used to write all the songs for Ava Luna, and am naturally kind of a control freak.
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Fincher, who is renowned in Hollywood for being a control freak, seemed to meet his match with Madge.
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He is a control freak, and he can't control the story to the degree that he would like.
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He is such a control freak that he could have killed those unwelcome flowers with an icy stare.
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He's a complete control freak, as particular about the stitches on his dresses as his elaborate breakfast orders.
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To make up for all her hurt feelings she fucks him, just like a control-freak narcissist would do.
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And if you want to see these control-freak vampires really go crazy, please join me on my broadcast!
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Because there is this stereotype that Virgos are perfectionists, people could be fooled into thinking you're a control freak.
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Even though you are a very flexible person, Virgo, you do have a reputation for being a control freak.
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That's the thing: She's a bit of a control freak, and I wanted her to loosen up a bit.
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Conventional wisdom casts Beyoncé as a control freak, and perhaps she is, but control isn't such a bad thing.
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AND YOU KNOW, XI IS VERY MUCH A CONTROL FREAK AND HE DOESN'T APPRECIATE THE UNITED STATES ACTING UNILATERALLY.
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When the label suggested the producer Greg Wells (Katy Perry, Weezer), Joseph's control-freak impulses faced their first test.
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And this suggests another reason presidents may be drawn to the mystery genre: It's escapism for the control freak.
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At its midpoint, "The Benefactor" shifts gears, and a study of a control freak becomes a nightmarish movie about addiction.
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For a control freak like myself, it was important for me to recognize I couldn't do this on my own.
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I'm an open person, loving and adventurous, yet I'm also scatter-brained, an over-sharer, and a control freak, too.
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"I'm such a control freak that I'd have to know what [the surrogate] was up to every day," she admitted.
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If you consider yourself a bit of a control freak, you'll definitely appreciate the seven different heat and speed settings.
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The problem is he seems to be a control freak, and he's afraid to share any real power with anybody.
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We know you're a control freak, Cancer, but try being a bit more open to chance and coincidence this month.
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The scene exposes both Ines's control-freak ways and the assistant's slavish devotion to the woman on whose power she depends.
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I think that's why my show is a little bit about the husband who has a control-freak type of personality.
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There is so much happening behind the scenes in your life, and your inner control freak isn't too happy about it.
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" And David Sanger of The New York Times added bluntly, "This is the most closed, control freak administration I've ever covered.
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"Now we have sponsored Instagram ads," said Ms. Kline, a self-described "control freak" who also acts as the band's manager.
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He seems a bit like a control freak who understands that control has no useful part to play in the process.
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I'm a control freak when it comes to my music, and the idea of anyone messing with it just drives me crazy.
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According to Ramsay, a self-proclaimed control freak, Glu understood that he wanted to have input into every aspect of the game.
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"I'm used to being a control freak," he says of his panic in surrounding creative control when sending away his material for critique.
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What indeed, as Marnie lets her control-freak flag fly, fretting about the weather, the aesthetic and, perhaps underneath it all, the man.
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Planning ahead and staying organized can feel great, but if you over-plan, you're might cross the line and become a control freak.
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Even a control freak like Steve Jobs, who Musk is often compared to, let others, notably Tim Cook, handle technical issues and logistics.
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Everyone drinks or smokes too much, or has weird habits, or is a control freak or a slob, or brings terrible people over.
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"I'll make them three separate instances," I said, joining the Disease Game, a control freak rigging the odds of my own death app.
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I will freely admit the fact that I am more than a little bit of a control freak when it comes to my life.
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Online banking has made it easier than ever to unleash your inner control freak, which can be helpful when it comes to saving money.
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In Girls, Jessa was the free spirit; Marnie was the control freak; Shoshanna was the comic relief; and Hannah was—well, Hannah was Hannah.
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"Luke's an addict, Shirley's a control freak, and Theo is basically a clenched fist with hair," Steve frustratedly tells his father at one point.
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Mr. Scaringe is a control freak who weighs in on everything from the color of bathroom tiles to the lighting in the assembly plant.
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If Hernando comes across as a control freak, it may be because life taught him about fuzzy categories and the destructive power of time.
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"As a host you do want to do some planning, but you don't want to give in to your inner control freak," she said.
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If the public persona she's presented as a control freak is real, she probably approved all the posts, anyway, while maintaining a distance from them. .
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Even close allies call Mrs May a control freak—and as is often the case, the freakery comes at the expense of trust and efficiency.
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Sybil is often seen as a foil to the main character Katherine, a rail-thin control freak who loses her virginity deliberately and with purpose.
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There are questions about what Kobe means, and whether the perception of him as an unyielding workaholic control freak is a net positive or negative.
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During the process, it becomes clear that John's management style is part of the problem, when his inner control freak comes out amid the changes.
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In that sense, she really isn't a control freak, unlike James Joyce, whose prose is a be-saved or be-damned baptism by total immersion.
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Dean's freakout when Rory tells him she isn't ready to say "I love you" presages what a weirdo control freak he'll turn out to be.
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La luna will get in formation with wild Jupiter, control freak Pluto and unconventional Uranus — a four way tug-of-war called a Grand Cardinal Cross.
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Spiegel is also a known control freak who gets directly involved product decisions, similar to his idol Steve Jobs, whose picture reportedly hangs in Spiegel's office.
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Hill blamed the factory instead—the irony of Hill's shades having names like "Control Freak" and "Perfectionist" has no doubt spurred some shade of its own.
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I was sort of both flattered, but also completely caught ... I had reservations because of other, of him, just knowing him, and seeing ... Famous control freak.
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Fidel was the inspirational leader, the man of action, the master strategist, the obsessive control-freak who micromanaged everything from hurricane preparedness to the potato crop.
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Besides replacing an electric burner with an induction surface that won't accidentally burn the hairs off your arm, the Control Freak boasts incredibly precise temperature controls.
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While you might not like change, Taurus, calling you a control freak is certainly a stretch—you know how to go with the flow when necessary!
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But here, the fiancé is a control freak who seeks to whisk her away from the theater and dictate her diet and wardrobe with military precision.
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"I probably am a control freak," he said on a recent evening in his whitewashed Hayes Valley studio, which doubles as his showroom and storage area.
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The teacher of the class, a control freak and part-time life coach, caught a whiff of yours truly at 50 paces and reeled in metrosexual shock.
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Control freak, taskmaster, breeder of grudges—she's described as "an itty-bitty ball of rage"—she's at war with another straining-after-perfection mother, Renata (Laura Dern).
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What indeed, as Marnie lets her control-freak flag fly on her big day, fretting about the weather, the aesthetic and, perhaps underneath it all, the man.
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Johnson doesn't so much flesh out their characters as simply take their essential cliches — hotshot pilot and hapless control-freak, respectively — and dial them up to 11.
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" Meanwhile, New York Times media columnist Ben Smith put a finer point on it in his piece: "Andrew Cuomo Is the Control Freak We Need Right Now.
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She explains that Noah was using Helen to get away from his own family and that Helen was too much of a narcissist and control-freak to notice.
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I had become obsessed with the control-freak aspect of photography, and with the rising importance of the image in our social media age it ended up working.
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With a price tag just shy of $1,800, the Breville PolyScience Control Freak is a far cry from the hot plate you used in college to make ramen.
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These three steps will help you learn to let go of your inner control freak, your fear of irrevocable mistakes, and remind you to rest now and then.
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And while I ultimately hope Gleb can dance with me, I'm a control freak and would rather just know definitively so I can stop running scenarios in my head.
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They share a touching moment in the final episode, where he explains his control-freak tendencies, apologizes to her, and gives her his blessing to attend the Snow Ball.
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In the upcoming film The Last Word, retired businesswoman and notorious control freak Harriet (Shirley MacLaine) decides she wants to oversee the writing of her obituary before she dies.
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Randolph, 24, told Entertainment Tonight she'd been stressed over the journey, as she is a "control freak" — and Underwood's subtle hints that she should pack bathing suits weren't sufficient.
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But I wish I could because I'm a control freak, so to know every night know what you're doing, if it's Shakespeare or something... If I was brave enough.
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But while it's possible your control-freak boss or that girl you knew in college is a psychopath, the term is mostly used in a way that's completely wrong.
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Set alerts on your checking account Online banking has made it easier than ever to unleash your inner control freak, which can be helpful when it comes to saving money.
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I've just been such a control freak, and I knew that I had to let go of my control this time, in order to achieve what I wanted to achieve.
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I'm kind of a control freak on occasion … okay, more often than not, so getting to have a voice when it came to the shower was pretty awesome for me!
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One of the best things about Apple being such a control freak over iOS is that its new software almost works with many older devices right out of the gate.
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Cardinal signs are often praised for their skills of initiation, but they can quickly drift into control freak territory if they're particularly passionate about the plans they set in motion.
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I think she's a control freak and I think she channels that into everything she's doing, whether it's getting dressed or working in her law office or her other job.
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Or it meant smiling through a partially heated risotto, not daring to send it back to the kitchen and have your date think you're a control freak with no manners.
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When Nora Ephron died from pneumonia brought on by acute myeloid leukemia, the gossip writer Liz Smith called her a "control freak" for not telling friends that she was sick.
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Too many things need to fall in place the Spurs' way, and there is no guarantee that Paul, a ball-dominant control freak, would even fit with how the Spurs play.
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On the other hand, it also reads like the primness of a control freak who owns the narrative voice completely by putting it into an eerie vacuum of her own making.
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What I like about Audrey (besides Holly Hunter's humane performance) is that, for all her control-freak hovering and bourgeois-bohemian posturing, it's genuine, intense feelings that fuel her many neuroses.
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The case was most clearly laid out by Sports Illustrated's Seth Davis: He blamed the incessant timeouts, fouls that dragged out the ends of games, control-freak coaches and physical defense.
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THR reports that the limited series will center around Los Angeles-based control freak Kathryn Siddell-Bauers (Garner), who's tasked with planning her husband Walt's 45th birthday retreat in the California wild.
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In the four-minute Volume 1 - Serengeti, a hairy white man (Sharlto Copley) oversees the development of humanity by doling out rain, snuffing out fire, and in general being a control freak.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Rest in peace, Ric Ocasek, the gawkiest new wave icon, the most repressed control freak, the strangest and most deadpan singer-songwriter to have crafted pop jewels.
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And I was a control freak and I couldn't anticipate what was going to happen in a given situation, so I'd be like, 'Maybe I'm going to get sick'... It's kind of remarkable.
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Let me tell it to you straight: If you have an inner control freak, I'm hoping you'll let her bust loose like nobody's business if someone I love is on your operating table.
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Kylie Jenner is no control freak when it comes to her cosmetics empire -- not anymore, anyway ... since she just sold off the majority of the $1.2 billion company that made her a mogul.
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Swift seems to believe that if she explicitly acknowledges that she is both a Type A control freak and a person with messy, vulnerable feelings, she will lose a vital part of her appeal.
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The women are flawed, too: Maureen's a control freak who gives her children nonstop, and occasionally incorrect, instructions; Penny is impulsive to the point of being irresponsible; Judy, the opposite, is married to rules.
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Mr Xi's policy speech in early April at the annual Bo'ao gathering, China's Davos, will give a powerful clue about whether his inner control-freak will leave any slack in the system for reformists.
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It's easy to be contemptuous of such family dynamics, and if you look online, you'll see plenty of articles condemning both the control-freak parents as well as their over-coddled, under-challenged children.
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When people started questioning his erratic behavior on KiA and elsewhere, he tried to assuage their concerns: "I am not a control freak, but I make sure the sub follows it's original ideals," he wrote.
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Osborne, a confessed "control freak," decided to create a "road trip musical" and restrict the viewer to the passenger seat, from which vantage he could inconspicuously frame action by using the car's natural geometric elements.
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There's an emotionally intense mood in the air today, and this evening will be an especially powerful time for letting go of the past — don't let any control freak tendencies keep you from moving forward!
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Guest star Cicely Tyson's appearances are few and far between, but a little dose hits hard as she gnaws at her daughter to be a more noble-minded control freak: family-focused, God-fearing, ultimately good.
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In addition to the finding of narcissism, it described Mr. Duterte as a "control freak" and womanizer who began having affairs soon after he was married and flaunted his infidelity by bringing girlfriends to public functions.
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It feels super collaborative compared to my other band, Choir Boy, because although there are more instrumentalists on the album and in the live band, I'm sort of a control freak with song writing and arrangements.
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The two get to talking about Charley's need for perfection; Nova tells her, out of love, that her mother made her a control freak, and that now, she has a blank slate to color how she wishes.
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Homestuck's dual epilogues present two extremes: Either the narrative is dominated by self-involved, control-freak pedants, or it is turned over to the messy, deeply conflicted, unsavory but often beautiful, and indeed, sometimes liberatory realm of fanwork.
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She's a self-described control freak who craves order and stability and wants to build a stable home life for her children, the way her mother did for her, but she is also ambitious and independent, like Mary.
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"I'm pretty much a control freak with my world, so I don't want to be too late," he said, in heavily accented English (Rousteing is French through and through, having grown up in Bordeaux and studied in Paris).
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Last week General Mattis made an interesting comment which was you can't expect an authoritarian control freak, he didn't use that term, but communist intrusive government at home, China, to be a force for liberalization and capitalism abroad.
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McElhenney is of course a well-known force, and his portrayal of Grimm as an egotistical control freak isn't so far off from Sunny's Mac – though there's also a lovely arc at play that unfolds across the whole season.
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LONDON (Reuters) - As a self-confessed control freak whose gymnastics career was all about regimentation, Kerri Strug cannot quite believe how her life has spiraled out of control over the past four years — all thanks to her children Tyler and Alayna.
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Okay, I swear I'm not disgusting, my mom just realized that, as kids, there was going to be no way we could avoid all the germs that we are susceptible to throughout the day and wasn't a control freak about it.
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"I'm very much a control freak and it was actually very hard for me to decide to do the show," Lee — whose blackhead extraction videos catapulted her to fame over the last few years — tells PEOPLE exclusively in its latest issue.
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To procure the Chronosphere, Alice must steal the device from Time himself (Sacha Baron Cohen), a cranky half-human control freak with a ticking timepiece for a heart and an Austrian accent, living in a castle that suggests a giant clock.
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"Part of being a control freak and also suffering from perfectionism is that you attach to these very rigid rules of what your success should look like, so it doesn't allow for what your success actually looks like," she said.
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The gathering is orchestrated by Garner's control-freak, overprotective mom, Kathryn, a classic wheatgerm-y type who quotes NPR and proudly informs the too-friendly park ranger that they've ordered the Groupon rate -- four nights, for eight adults and one kid.
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It's not like you to be a control freak, Sagittarius, and thanks to Venus and Neptune's opposition today, you are officially in "fuck it" mode—that is, until the Moon enters Capricorn this evening, lighting up the financial sector of your chart.
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This week the queens split up into three groups lead by Blair, Monét X Change, and control freak Monique, the winners of a mini-challenge where they had to do their best screen tests in a wood-paneled 90s Calvin Klein commercial room.
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Where Mr. Corgan remained most conflicted — and most contradictory — was in grappling with his outsize public persona (a reputation that includes, but is not limited to, authoritarian control-freak, trash-talker and conspiracy theorist) and how it has affected his band's legacy.
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The singer just filed legal docs in Superior Court in Fulton County, GA, ending her case which was triggered by a radio interview Future did followed up by tweets in which he accused her of being a control freak and a bad mom.
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"I'm a control freak, and sometimes when you do stuff that hits a nerve, or makes you feel embarrassed, or makes you feel like you're not performing well, then it can make you feel like you're not cut out for this," he said.
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The problem, though, and I think part of being a control freak and also suffering from perfectionism is that you attach to these very rigid rules of what your success should look like, so it doesn't allow for what your success actually looks like.
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Perhaps it's because I already had this institutional knowledge of fruits and veggies, or perhaps it's because I'm too much of a control freak, but I found myself annoyed that the video was taking so long — I was in the exact opposite of a trance.
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So if you need to ensure your sugar (or other ingredients that are definitely not related to making drugs) hits 340 degrees fahrenheit in order to properly caramelize, you can leave your candy thermometer in the drawer and trust the Control Freak will deliver that temperature exactly.
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"I have a lot of anxiety around being in a certain place at a certain time as I'm a bit of a control freak and prefer to do things at my own pace and because of this, taking public transport makes me incredibly anxious," she said.
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Astrologers have long accused you of being a control freak, but I know the truth about you, little virgin: You truly want to help as many people as possible while managing your own shit effectively—which means doing things in a way that works for you .
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In the Studio In a new video for season four of the "In the Studio" series, Dries Van Noten, from his office in Antwerp, Belgium, talked about being a control freak, the relationship between making fashion and food, and finding a mummified man in his building.
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In 22011, Ms. Bloom published a memoir, "Leaving the Doll's House," in which she depicted him as a misogynist and control freak, so self-involved that he refused to let her daughter, from her marriage to the actor Rod Steiger, live with them because she bored him.
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" After Ms. Jordan began the confusing process of securing a label deal and entering music full time, she turned to Ms. Crutchfield as a mentor, though she admitted that she resisted advice at first: "I really just wanted to be the mastermind behind everything, control freak, superstar.
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"After working in the fashion industry for so long, I've always been around other people's ideas, it comes from the control freak part of me — I love fashion and I love photography and wanted to create things with my friends," Waterhouse told WWD when she announced Pop & Suki.
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He was in charge of implementing policy during Tony Blair's time in Downing Street, where he developed the doctrine of "deliverology"—think targets combined with the clever use of data to check they are met—while being castigated, by one newspaper columnist, as the "control freak's control freak".
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There was no concept, really, but just lay stuff down, start with long droning jams, take the songs and melodies and mix it into a record so this uncool, control freak president of our label gets the message that we're not happy and we're not gonna play ball.
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For all of Mr. Isaias's complaining about Ethiopia's refusal to honor the boundary decision, that reluctance has served him well: It has allowed his control-freak regime to keep running Eritrea along the militaristic lines he and his movement established in the bush during the fight for independence.
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The absurdity of his defense — that he was merely the fall guy for the real boss, El Mayo — was laid bare by mountains of evidence, including thousands of incriminating BlackBerry messages that showed Chapo to be a micromanaging control freak, who obsessively monitored the status of even lowly marijuana shipments.
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Others have suggested that as a figure whose down-to-earth modesty and witty intellect could occasionally unfurl to reveal the hallmarks of a control freak, the prospect of becoming the first designer from a major public brand to ever adopt a dual role — with such power — had proved irresistible to Mr. Bailey.
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What's wonderful, if you're a control freak like me, is that you now have final say on what the printed photo looks like — not just because you can take a shot over and over to get it right, but also because the camera has 10 creative filters plus an exposure and a vignette tool.
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Since she lost her own personal Jesus, Kepner (Sarah Drew) has been drinking and hooking up with an intern, and frankly, this turn for the dark side is way more interesting than her crazy control freak of contest judge side, but the latter is the premise for tonight's episode so prepare to roll in.
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And I think it's been an interesting thing to navigate, especially watching you do the same in all aspects of your work: Society labels that a control freak, an obsessive woman, or someone who has an inability to trust her team or to empower other people to do the work, which is completely untrue.
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"Another group, Free Our Internet, which is linked to former Trump campaign aide Christie McNally, is responsible for over 100,000 comments that read, in part: "...we are sick and tired of all the CONTROL FREAK elite loons that want to to dominate the people of the UNITED STATES, and for the record, know that the masses WILL NOT TOLERATE this treason against us.
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Who Tried It: Emily Kirkpatrick, Associate Style News Editor Why We Tried It: I've always loved the festival-ready look of a heavily patched piece of denim; however, I am not particularly gifted in the sewing department myself, and despite all appearances, I'm also a low-key minimalist at heart whose inner control freak is ever so slightly panicked by the idea of piling on one technicolor accessory after the next.
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Mr. Day-Lewis, who is known for thoroughly immersing himself in a character before setting foot on set (he built canoes while preparing for "The Last of the Mohicans"), apprenticed for nearly a year under Marc Happel, the costume director of New York City Ballet, to transform himself into Reynolds — a control freak with a monomaniacal zeal for dressmaking largely based on the real-life fashion forefather Cristóbal Balenciaga.
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Most actors say that it's more fun to play the villain, and you get the sense that the writers are similarly having a little too much fun scripting ridiculous, showboating dialogue for Negan, just as the directors keep framing him in appreciative close-ups and lingering one-shots, like he's the tortured antihero in a blood-soaked western, not a murderous control freak who gets off on mentally torturing women and children — even if he hilariously draws the line at killing them.
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If there was any lingering bad blood between U-God—who didn't appear on the group's largely dispensible last album The Saga Continues due to contract disputes and criticized RZA as a "control freak" in his 2018 memoir Raw: My Journey Into the Wu-Tang—and his brothers-in-arms, they didn't show it as they two-stepped, sprayed champagne on the front rows, and took turns handling the late Ol' Dirty Bastard's verses (no doubt the hefty performance fee helped negate any internal awkwardness).
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Maybe he explicitly viewed the studio as an environment where craft per se was everything, maybe he was just such a control freak that he felt more comfortable on his own; either way, the musical results less closely resembled self-conscious auteurship than self-conscious pop professionalism, the work of an artist ready and indeed eager to reclaim a penchant for the hooky jingle and the exhilarating rhythm, an artist returning to, heightening, tweaking, and transforming entirely his established commercial sound all at once.
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Madeline is the group ringleader, a perky, bossy control-freak (Witherspoon firing on her best grown-up Tracy Flick cylinders) whose taut need to micro-manage has led to a muddle of personal problems: Her teenage daughter moves out of the house to live full-time with Madeline's ex-husband and his earthy, sexpot yoga-instructor wife Bonnie Carlson (Zoe Kravitz); Madeline carries on an ongoing affair with a local theater director, and she feels trapped in her bland, sexless marriage to a kindly web developer named Ed. Celeste, played with fragile finesse by Kidman, lopes around in buttery cashmere and camel-colored sheath dresses, the most elegant gazelle in Monterey.
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