She gallivanted around in a field of burning crosses, made out with Black Jesus and Britney Spears, and centered an entire phase of her career on S&M.
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Today he's got an even dozen, including GUITAR AMP, THE LEGION OF DOOM, GALLIVANTED, GIRL CODE, AIRLINE FOOD, STRESS EATER, UH OKAY, ROOM TO NEGOTIATE, and NERF ROCKET.
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It might be hard to envision now, but the crime boss routinely gallivanted around Greenwich Village, Manhattan, in a bathrobe, slippers and floppy hat pulled down low on his head.
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This became especially apparent during the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show pre-press, where the 50+ models slated to walk down the lingerie giant's runway gallivanted around Paris wearing basically the exact same outfit.
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"Star Wars" films have gallivanted all over galaxies far, far away, but the stories have remained Skywalker-adjacent, or at least tangentially connected to the narrative introduced decades ago in the original trilogy.
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Yesterday, Kendall Jenner gallivanted around Paris before the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, wearing none other than a confusing combination of denim shorts, mesh Christian Louboutin booties, and a thigh-high leather piece up her legs.
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As of late, Paris Jackson traded her messy lob for long blonde layers, while Bella Hadid gallivanted around Europe with brunette extensions, proving that the "reverse haircut" is happening this summer, and everyone's jumping on board.
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Emotionally wounded by his service during World War I, Milne wanted to write an antiwar book, but stumbled into the children's project through time spent alone with his child, while his jet-setting wife (Margot Robbie, fine but in a relatively minor role) gallivanted around.
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She has also gallivanted around Facebook's Menlo Park campus (photo opportunities of her in a Facebook-logo T-shirt abounded); posed with a Stormtrooper at Lucasfilm headquarters; and joined James Corden's "Carpool Karaoke" segment on his "Late Late Show," alongside "The Force Awakens" director J. J. Abrams.
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As soon as the Moana Hotel opened, a non-stop flood of tourists from the mainland United States poured through its doors. Its most famous guest came in 1920. The Prince of Wales, who would later become King Edward VIII, gallivanted around the Moana Hotel property and reportedly fell in love with the private pier, from which he frequently dove into the ocean. In August 1922, author Agatha Christie and her husband, Colonel Archie Christie, stayed on holiday.
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Montréal's status as a major inland port with direct connections to Britain and France made it a valuable asset for both sides of the American Civil War. While Confederate troops secured arms and supplies from the friendly British, Union soldiers and agents spied on their activity while similarly arranging for weapons shipments from France. John Wilkes Booth spent some time in Montréal prior to assassinating President Lincoln, and in one case was said to have drunkenly gallivanted throughout the city telling anyone who would listen of his plan to kill Lincoln. Almost all took him to be a fool.
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On 5 February 1966, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman publicly announced his program of regional autonomy at a news conference. Bhutto's passionate stance against Ayub regime was hailed by leftists groups thus Bhutto gallivanted towards finding a position for himself in the National Awami Party. When Bhutto saw no space for him in the party, he decided to launch his own party. On 30 November 1967, a convention was held in Lahore, where democratic-socialists and left-wing intellectuals gathered to meet with Bhutto at the residence of Dr. Mubashir Hassan, and the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) was formed.
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