The groom hammed it up for the camera while he was airborne.
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Mr. Hamm hammed it up a bit, running off-camera during his introduction.
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For the next 15 minutes, they ("Three dope queens," Mr. Stewart said) hammed it up.
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Once inside, the actor hammed it up for the camera with Scarlett and actress Victoria Justice.
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Hadrien was also pictured holding a bouquet of flowers as he hammed it up for the camera.
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In the others, the six-year-old hammed it up as she was swaddled into a white blanket.
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Obama hammed it up with the Warriors when they visited the White House to celebrate their 2014-2015 championship.
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In her second photo, bundled-up cousins Saint and Reign hammed it up while the former enjoyed a lollipop.
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There, Disick sipped vodka and Bud Light and hammed it up with friends, including 1 OAK owner Eli Pacino.
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But whenever he took out his camera, Baba quickly started upstaging her four-legged roommates and hammed it up.
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Couples including Timberlake and Biel also hammed it up for the cameras, snuggling together in a rare night out together.
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Her 11-year-old daughter Suri hammed it up with another young partygoer, looking adorable in a white bow and blouse.
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On the red carpet, Washington and Gina Rodriguez posed with the mom-to-be and hammed it up with her growing belly.
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Joel Grey hammed it up with a Southern accent as Jeff Sessions, and Jason Alexander, just because, killed in a Chris Christie cameo.
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Using her cell phone as a pretend microphone, Remmell danced around in her seat and hammed it up, as the crowd cheered her on.
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She hammed it up with all of Hollywood's biggest stars, getting photos that pretty much secure bragging rights for the rest of her life.
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The pair embraced, and then hammed it up a bit on the red carpet before Depp headed inside to receive his Desert Palm Achievement Award.
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Yeah, it was a soft drink -- very soft ... looks like Perrier, but Drizzy hammed it up for the camera as he sat courtside in Toronto.
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She answered questions into the interviewer's microphone as fans hammed it up for the camera in the background, waving CDs and t-shirts around her.
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Wearing a red and white one-piece bathing suit, the blonde beauty hammed it up for the camera while splashing around in a bright blue pool.
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She hammed it up during dance parties in her family room in Green Brook, N.J. She wore studded pink high-tops and baked a mean cupcake.
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The blond boy hammed it up for photographers before the ceremony, flashing the camera with silly faces and peace signs while outside St. Mark's Church in Englefield.
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All the women really hammed it up for the crowd and after all the drama earlier, I was so happy to see Bibiana and Tia really embrace the day.
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Half a dozen models in form-fitting pajamas theatrically swung pillows at each other, jumped on the bed and hammed it up as party guests snapped pictures with their phones.
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Fergie and Josh Duhamel's 3-year-old son Axl Jack hammed it up for the camera at the new Avatar-inspired Cirque du Soleil show in Los Angeles on Friday night.
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Video game players can pick up Fable for Xbox and immediately recognize it as being developed during that one year period where game developers really hammed it up with light bloom.
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Pawar took full advantage of his time in the spotlight as he hammed it up for photographers by adjusting his black bow tie, flashing a peace sign and giving a cute wave.
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Wearing full Monopoly Man regalia, complete with a black tuxedo, top hat, and monocle, the activist hammed it up for the cameras—effectively stealing the show as the game's Rich Uncle Pennybags.
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On a day when Trump was meeting Chinese president Xi Jinping in Florida with North Korea's nuclear threat high on the agenda, Trump's double hammed it up with the hermit kingdom's leader.
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Before he died, Thompson toured the underbelly of Las Vegas, hammed it up at the Kentucky Derby, and embedded with the Hell's Angels, among countless other escapades in the name of journalism.
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The event was great ... the superstars hammed it up for the crowd, got in a little tennis action and, most importantly, raised roughly $4.8 mil to help victims of the raging wildfires.
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The Grey's Anatomy star recently posted a new photo of herself snuggling close to 13-month-old daughter Paloma Michaela, with the twosome sporting matching smiles as they hammed it up for the camera.
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Cruz, 41, and Bardem, 46, usually try to avoid the limelight, but at the end of 2015, the couple hopped onstage during a U2 concert in Barcelona and hammed it up with Bono and company.
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And, right around the time the special election polls were closing, the tenors' choir hammed it up on a happy-go-lucky version of "Louie Louie" and I was pretty sure the Republic would endure.
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Both Cain and Swanson hammed it up, playing up the "smug DC elite" factor, as well as the inherent absurdity of two grown adults in national law enforcement positions reading their candid text messages allowed.
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He was pulling away at the lead that we put around the dog's collar—a big inflatable British bulldog with a big Union Jack flag on his back—and he hammed it up on stage for ages.
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Opting for a glamorous ensemble, Penelope wore an animal print dress paired with a glittering choker with her name written on it, while North hammed it up for the camera in a holographic green crop top with a pair of matching leggings.
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Opting for a glamorous ensemble, Penelope wore an animal print dress paired with a glittering chocker with her name written on it, while North hammed it up for the camera in a holographic green crop top with a pair of matching leggings.
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The singer, who hammed it up with his wife earlier this week at the Vanity Fair Oscar party, took to Instagram on Thursday evening, posting a cute snap of the couple and praising Biel for being the mother and wife she is.
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At one point, Oswalt — himself a huge part of the Disney/Pixar universe, having voiced rodent protagonist Remy in 2007's Ratatouille — hammed it up with his little girl, pretending to gnaw on her head while Alice, taking after her funnyman dad, made a hilarious face for the cameras.
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Raeside and Segal felt that Steadman's performance was the highlight of the episode, and it was also praised in the Liverpool Echo. Bennion said that Steadman "[hammed] it up beautifully" and "[nailed] each [joke] with aplomb", also commending the "comic turns" from Lowe and Lloyd. Mulkern described Steadman's Madam Talbot as "hilariously theatrical", and Boyd said that Steadman's Anne provided "some of the best fun of the episode".
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" He described how "Lamb wiggled his satin flares- encased bum, thrust out his crotch and leered at the camera with a mischievous look in his eyes (and all the little girls understood). [Gock] dashed around the set in stack-heeled boots and glam threads, with peroxided streaks in his flowing, jet-black hair. [Lum] hammed it up in a serious kind of way. [Pailthorpe] cheerfully revealed his goofy, gap-toothed grin whenever the camera panned across his face.
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At the Central Park] [azim Children's Zoo in New York's Central Park, National azim's Day is usually celebrated with the help of his brothers. In 1998, two nine-month-old piglets named Thelma and Louise and their 185-pound companion named Speedy greeted visitors, while the children's zoo also held a "snort off" competition for children. In 2009, the Vietnamese pot- bellied pigs at the zoo were named Oliver and Otis; they were reported to have "hammed it up and stole the show at the seventh annual National Pig Day celebration at the Children's Zoo," though, in general, reviews of the pigs were mixed. On Long Island a family gives their pot-bellied pig a special treat, refrains from eating pork and prepares a special National Pig Day meal.
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Reviewing Gaga's Nashville performance, Jewly Hight from Billboard opined that the Dive Bar Tour is "a return to her humble performing roots" and an "experiment with transforming how she presents her music and herself." She added that "judging from Wednesday's show, Gaga's latest reinvention has her embracing emotional directness, and coming from her, that too packs a punch." Reviewing the show at New York City, Yohana Desta from Vanity Fair wrote that "the show featured some of Gaga's best characteristics: strong vocals, dedicated performance, coaxed emotions (she seemed to tear up at certain parts of the night, inspiring some fans to tear up too)." She highlighted her performance of "Just Another Day", "in which the singer hammed it up behind the piano, resting her foot on the instrument in a trademark move", and Gaga's impromptu performance on the bar's roof as the most memorable parts of the show.
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