Try this irreverent sequel to the irreverent comedy that became a hit in 2003.
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She goes by Beck, so you can immediately tell how cool and irreverent she is — well, how cool and irreverent she wants to be.
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The makers of the irreverent free association game "Cards Against Humanity" are taking their brand of humor to the most irreverent place of all, baseball's independent leagues.
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"(The pirates) are irreverent characters, something he totally created and the kind of irreverent fun attitude that all the movies have is because of Johnny," Bruckheimer said.
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They were nonsensical, irreverent, and intensely northern at all times.
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The video stays in Deadpool style with an irreverent ending.
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The result is a slew of irreverent clapbacks from Twitter.
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Paltrow comes across as irreverent and pleasantly spiky; she's not
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The Israeli press is free and refreshingly irreverent towards politicians.
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His Twitter is irreverent and sometimes a cry for help.
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Simple, goofy, irreverent — and frankly, it's a much needed reset.
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I have the space to do something irreverent and bizarre.
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Irreverent rapper Nicki Minaj and outspoken reality star Farrah Abraham.
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How will the irreverent director fare amid Hollywood's sacred rituals?
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Ruth Bader Ginsberg for being strong, funny, outspoken, and irreverent.
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Should it be serious, irreverent, sarcastic, reverential or something else?
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"Our job there was to be irreverent," Hunter told Alabama.com.
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The coins turn out to have a lancing, irreverent personality.
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I wanted it to be irreverent to the American flag.
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Toward fashion week's rituals she is irreverent if not indifferent.
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This is an irreverent film, but its lightness is meaningful.
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Burgess's Titus is irreverent, prickly, and earnest all at once.
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In his typical irreverent fashion, Legere made some predictions for 2017.
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In the suburbs, the artist's subjects encounter an irreverent male youth.
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His goofy and irreverent musical skit at the 2010 Emmys. 3.
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She teased him and she was irreverent, and he liked it.
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There are six paintings in the exhibition, all of them irreverent.
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Her voice is so irreverent and full of hard-earned knowledge.
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We Italians are an irreverent bunch, and hard to rein in.
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His works mingle chance and careful choreography, philosophy and irreverent humor.
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This storefront on La Cienega Boulevard represented an irreverent hyper-masculinity.
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"This mansion will be slightly irreverent, slightly topsy-turvy," David said.
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She's dedicated to the fact that her look is a bit irreverent.
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In 1987, Fox premiered an irreverent comedy called simply Women in Prison.
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The hoodie is the dress code of the irreverent and the creative.
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Away With Words: An Irreverent Tour Through the World of Pun Competitions.
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Her red high-tops act as a kind of irreverent punctuation mark.
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Quick, witty, and always a little irreverent, Reynolds wins at Q&As.
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Ellie Kemper's irreverent sitcom is about to return for a second season.
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Charlie Hebdo's satirical, irreverent principles have left it no stranger to controversy.
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Ms. Hutchins is often irreverent, sometimes irritable and indelicately vigilant about shoplifting.
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So I go, 'How do I do something irreverent, but f--- comedy?
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I've always wanted to use the word irreverent, and now I have.
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Our critic Jennifer Szalai calls it a "candid and cheerfully irreverent" book.
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The Irreverent Bookworm also sells mugs, tumblers, shirts, onesies, stickers, and dishtowels.
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"Comedy must be irreverent or it wouldn't be funny," Mr. Collins said.
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The show's irreverent style and disregard for established comic formulas resonated worldwide.
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He is an outspoken and iconoclastic jurist with a quick, irreverent wit.
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And it surely seals Kenzo's status as fashion's irreverent yet uber cool darling.
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He was also irreverent and hilarious, with a smile no one can forget.
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To the irreverent, post-punk critical observer, these touchstones must seem played out.
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It was textbook Donald: puckish and irreverent, uncowed and every bit the bully.
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Signs of tensions between the irreverent journalists and the management team came quickly.
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All the while, she is essential Cardi — authentic, irreverent, and very, very, funny.
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Its energetic and irreverent journalists often went beyond game stories and sports commentary.
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I don't know whether irreverent commercials for buses will solve a transportation crisis.
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In her final interviews, she jokes about it in an irreverent, relaxed way.
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Lawrence's speech on Friday was, in classic Lawrence style, both irreverent and heartfelt.
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It's also an example of speculative design at its most irreverent and imaginative.
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But they are not completely irreverent, just children, who are full of life.
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The Stinky Cheese Man is an irreverent revisiting of your classic childhood fables.
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And I think this is done in that same spirit of irreverent humor.
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It is lighthearted in many places, or at least irreverent toward her subjects.
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"Special Relationship" plans to chomp in its own unusual, informative and irreverent way.
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"The Little Hours" is an irreverent medieval comedy with a star-studded cast.
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Neither Spicer nor Fallon are afraid of the irreverent shaggy-headed little president.
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And, of course, there are the irreverent skater names, like Smacklemore and Evilicious.
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If users aren't theorizing about it, then they're making irreverent jokes about it.
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Wine coolers celebrate the irreverent mixture; the lazy, afternoon buzz; the unapologetically femme.
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Here, the art making and the art consuming is rowdy, irreverent, and infectious.
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We are taking ... We are taking the irreverent back for the left, Kara.
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Charli XCX is able to write these really catchy, sexy, irreverent, fun hooks.
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It was, in some ways, a wildly irreverent game plan that Mexico employed.
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Chalamet has proven as studious and as earnest as Pattinson is irreverent, with
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Delightfully devilish & deliriously wicked,this irreverent, rule-breaking riot delivers a contact high.
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Zepeda's irreverent documentary takes its cues from Sim's lighthearted, at times irritating demeanor.
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The brand name was illegible, which made it feel kinda weird and irreverent.
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"I thought it has to be as irreverent as he is," he said.
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Passionate and irreverent, listening to The Read feels like hanging out with your friends.
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After over 180 irreverent exhibitions, a beloved Paris gallery prepares to close its doors.
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"It's fun to do something a little more irreverent than polka dots," she explains.
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So is Sausage Fest just plain racist — or is it an irreverent cultural satire?
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That the show would be overtly irreverent about taboos, including sex, was a given.
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The subject matter alone distances itself from the more irreverent stretches of Letterman's career.
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Brainard could be irreverent, funny, self-deprecating, tender, serious, sweet, satirical, and even kitschy.
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Because why not have some irreverent fun when you're doing something a little scary?
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It was supposed to be fun and irreverent, a Deadpool set in the DCEU!
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There, he earned a name for himself for his quick wit and irreverent introductions.
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"It's dark, it's irreverent, it's violent — it's all these different genres," Mr. Catlin said.
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When irritation becomes so common, good cheer can be novel, if not downright irreverent.
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While Jean is well known for his irreverent, teasing nature, Pierre is more ruminative.
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You wanted to catch up with the irreverent kids of today and their shitposts.
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Also, I expected the book to be a little more irreverent than it is.
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LINDELOF There have been superhero movies like "Deadpool" or "Logan" that are incredibly irreverent.
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Bollen shrewdly shrugs off Greece's potentially suffocating history in favor of irreverent American takes.
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"The women Peterson photographed were offbeat, eccentric, irreverent, and not conventionally pretty," she wrote.
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He was famously irreverent in a pro sport not exactly known for unconventional types.
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The expression of free speech can be edgy, brutal, irreverent, and sometimes downright offensive.
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Across the table dreams were born, tears were shed, irreverent talk shows were imagined.
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I was happy to be part of something that was so fun and irreverent.
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And just like that, Stephenson was inspired to create her irreverent "My Man" series.
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That sequence is "Fleabag" in a nutshell: irreverent, lewd and upfront to a fault.
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Binge through the (short) final season of an irreverent romantic comedy series on Amazon.
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And Appetites, an irreverent family cookbook peppered with swear words, definitely fits the bill.
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The stories that are wild and unpredictable and irreverent — they don't feel like anything else.
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Michael Reeves is a YouTuber with a foul mouth who builds silly and irreverent robots.
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Available July 743 Caddyshack (733)An irreverent new member shakes up a posh golf course.
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Visually, it's the amphetamine-addled cousin of Bloomberg's irreverent 2014 redesign (which Topolsky also spearheaded).
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We in Britain know only too well the price of our irreverent, excitable, rapacious press.
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There are few characters more irreverent than Big Bird, Elmo, Cookie Monster and the crew.
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This comes through in his behavior — he's irreverent when it comes to Gilead's religious customs.
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And then I was like, 'Oh, that's actually powerful, and also slightly irreverent and funny.
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"I didn't realize you could be so irreverent in talking about these issues," he said.
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Her writing has a punchy forcefulness, peppering stories with irreverent punch lines and juicy gossip.
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As is usual with Mr. Bader, the general effect is obscure, irreverent and looks good.
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The larrikin is irreverent and jocular, ready to challenge hierarchy and upend class-based pretensions.
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He loved the levity, and the irreverent attitude to sex and death in my work.
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Though the show can be heavy listening, it's also laced with irreverent humor and hope.
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According to IMDb, Waller-Bridge is known for her "irreverent, mordant, and politically-incorrect humor."
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Their irreverent material, geared to those over 2212, promises to be funny but never profane.
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The show and its irreverent humor aren't an obvious fit for the family-friendly service.
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One of the first I saw was posted by the irreverent online car magazine Jalopnik.
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Impulsive, irreverent and bawdy, he treats women badly and gambles with money cadged off friends.
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And the only way to avoid that is by being irreverent and disobedient toward authority.
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For one night only, Twitter became useless and irreverent again — and ah, it felt so good.
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Zelensky has been leaning in hard to the irreverent and frankly weird nature of his bid.
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Hogan's judgment forced Gawker, known for its irreverent tone and gossipy posts, into bankruptcy in June.
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"Some people's communities are irreverent and a little troll-y and all about memes," Shear said.
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Their funny, irreverent voice pervades their work, and their background is likely what caught Lucasfilm's eye.
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Trulli's meme style is quirky and irreverent, tackling pop culture and everyday experiences in equal measure.
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Since her death, we've seen again and again how wonderfully irreverent she was, how innately rebellious.
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YouTube knows Paul's irreverent style of video, and Paul knows what does well on the platform.
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But what we may love most about the 36-year-old is her irreverent candor — i.e.
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She helmed the irreverent and wildly popular Girl on Guy podcast for well over 200 episodes.
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How long did it take Mac to explain the irreverent millennial humor that led to this?
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Instead, it finds its own completely irreverent tone, while mixing in some over-the-top gore.
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POTUS has a funny and irreverent side which was shared with the electorate during the campaign.
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Available for: PS4 Capcom's irreverent, zombie-stomping series returns with its second straight Xbox One exclusive.
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And I get the feeling that this is what the colorful, irreverent Mohamed Melehi would want.
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Whether you're irreverent, subtle, street savvy, or just really appreciate rainbows, say it with a GIF.
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"There is a plethora of weird, random, irreverent crap all over the streets there," Burns explains.
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Compared to other late-night hosts, Jimmy Kimmel has always been apolitical and little more irreverent.
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Or, you can mess with everyone by putting something irreverent or completely nonsensical in your yearbook.
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"I've had so many great, fun, silly, irreverent moments with her on red carpets," he said.
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Even after digesting this considerable amount of ostensibly transitory disclosure, Duchamp remains an unadulterated, irreverent enigma.
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They get violent, they get mean, they get funny and irreverent, and I love it all.
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In 1983, the dancers Anne Iobst and Lucy Sexton joined forces as the irreverent duo Dancenoise.
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And like Vigo, these were irreverent, anarchic, and playful movies made outside of the film industry.
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Like O'Neill's irreverent, drug-addled characters, the cast of The Tragedy Machine lives under constant strain.
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Roger Cohen Micha Shagrir, the Israeli moviemaker, was an irreverent wit and a man of peace.
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Like an irreverent Greek chorus, they laugh at human pretensions and encourage people to feel nothing.
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Shea's irreverent, high-energy humor is the perfect camouflage for a message about sharing the stage.
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Shea's irreverent, high-energy humor is the perfect camouflage for a message about sharing the stage.
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His writing was bawdy, irreverent and joyous but also held up a mirror to uncomfortable truths.
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His irreverent style and provocative reputation brought him both fame and contempt from other fashion designers.
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Feed is his last entry and it's as hilarious, moving, and irreverent as Pico's other works.
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There is a bracing thrill to watching a woman so manifestly gravid being irreverent and lewd.
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Most critics were won over by "The Boys"' irreverent, subversive take on superheroes in pop culture.
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It's irreverent, thought-provoking, and inspiring, compiling the best parts of Poehler into one neat package.
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There's a kind of irreverent joke, of course, in dancing ballet steps to confrontational hip-hop.
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On Keep It, released by Crooked Media, the three hosts drop irreverent drag after irreverent drag on the likes of Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Stacey Dash, Taylor Swift, Alec Baldwin, and countless others, while also dropping references to Karen Carpenter, Dynasty, hits of Broadway yore, and poppers.
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Barrymore, 41, will portray Meredith, an irreverent neighbor who survives a historic blizzard with Jill and Andy.
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Unit patches like this can be authorized by local command, and they can be irreverent and humorous.
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This expansive AbEx show is brash, irreverent, and unconstrained, just like the period it aims to express.
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"Plympton is an iconoclastic animator who creates irreverent, unsettling and at times disturbing cartoons," the Times wrote.
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They come to music to be a irreverent, to get drunk, get high, to party, have fun.
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With the first official Deadpool 2 trailer, Marvel has reunited us with our favorite irreverent, wisecracking mercenary.
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In this phase, he made irreverent but inventive, well-crafted portraits of machine parts he called mechanomorphs.
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We've got a particular sense of humor in Australia—irreverent, taking the Mickey out of people, nicknames.
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That had a craft to it and was feminine and light, cool and irreverent, decadent and exaggerated.
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Things were just as crude — and hilarious — behind the scenes of the irreverent 2016 superhero flick. FRIENDS
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"Chaos Monkeys" aims to be an "irreverent" expose from a founder-turned-Facebook employee and Twitter advisor.
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The trailer for its second season teases new adventures to new planets and plenty more irreverent humor.
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Their first gig is walking in a show by irreverent designer Don Atari, played by Kyle Mooney.
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We wanted the characters to talk like real people, to use irreverent language, to have an edge.
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Attitudes have long since mellowed and grown more than occasionally irreverent, even toward the Core Leader himself.
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The visual identity is clean, modern, a bit irreverent, and primarily focused on showcasing the herbal shake.
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Imanuel had joined Twitter when he was ten, and he had always been drawn to irreverent humor.
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Laura June's joyful, empathic, but uncompromisingly irreverent memoir, Now My Heart Is Full, is such a balm,
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Yet, for every basic culinary rule, there seems to be an irreverent chef willing to break it.
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That weird intro monologue at the beginning sets this kind of loose, irreverent tone for the song.
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The meeting was held in the office of the irreverent ex-newspaperman and Nixon aide Lyn Nofziger.
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They can be irreverent or provocative, and are sometimes a seemingly conflicting blend of standoffish and humanitarian.
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This rollicking, irreverent tale of knights, troubadours and magicians proves Peirce is a middle-schooler at heart.
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When Janice Dickinson took the stand, irreverent and comic, the defense questioned the paternity of her children.
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An irreverent Charlie Hunnam plays the title role; Jude Law is the pretender to Arthur's rightful throne.
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AWAY WITH WORDS An Irreverent Tour Through the World of Pun Competitions By Joe Berkowitz 288 pp.
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His tenure reimagined a heritage brand in a manner that was as irreverent as it was confident.
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And more important, let's start focusing on the people who speak irreverent words and refuse to apologize.
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His writing was bawdy, irreverent and joyous, but it also held up a mirror to uncomfortable truths.
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Julie Klausner's semi-autobiographical comedy about two irreverent best friends chasing stardom wraps up its third season.
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But Alicia Hall Moran, an operatic mezzo-soprano, is irreverent and gutsy and well outside any box.
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Its eclectic palette is surprising, yet cohesive, held together by her distinctively quiet vocals and irreverent delivery.
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Mas's irreverent sculptures pairing 15th century subjects with bubble gum and telephone headsets emerged around the same time.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Billionaire Peter Thiel on Wednesday abandoned his effort to buy the irreverent news website Gawker.
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Or simply feel that it is okay to go for something different and to be a bit irreverent.
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The MTV Movie Awards are known for their irreverent humor and categories like best kiss and best villain.
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Molly Jo Shea has updated the show's 1970s formula with an artistic angle, while keeping its irreverent attitude.
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We could say she's a more profane Amy Winehouse, a more irreverent Erykah Badu, an equally woke Beyoncé.
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But overall, the humor was irreverent and funny, especially the scene when Luke just throws his lightsaber away.
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His characters' irreverent crusading and euphoric protest, even as death looms, are a fitting tribute to such work.
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Watch Dogs 2 is an irreverent, effervescent nod to modern hacktivism, both with its storytelling and its gameplay.
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"There's an irreverent attitude toward authority figures, Ronald Reagan primarily among them," Remender told me of the show.
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The red spandex-clad hero played by Ryan Reynolds isn't just irreverent and self-aware — he's downright raunchy.
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Especially popular among the young and downwardly mobile, these movements share an irreverent style that can be inspiring.
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Colman plays her with an irreverent touch of comic impersonation — this could be Carol Burnett as a Windsor.
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It is also just the sort of analytical insight on which economists pride themselves: counterintuitive, irreverent and interesting.
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For kids, it was the irreverent and surreal SpongeBob SquarePants, which continues to delight youngsters and stoners alike.
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Her experience in the youth movement slowly transformed a quiet young woman into an outspoken, irreverent young politician.
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Instead it's a thoughtful, clever alternative history narrative of Christ that's beautifully written, and not irreverent at all.
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And in true Deadpool fashion, there's an irreverent interlude featuring Deadpool fooling around with a Cable action figure.
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It has moments of brilliance – especially in the irreverent dialogue and bawdy college scenes, but that isn't enough.
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In addition to its unusual cultural perspective, "Bergman in Uganda" is an irreverent examination of a canonical work.
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But those quoted in The Times accuse me of much more than being irreverent and making bad jokes.
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And among other treats, he created "True Facts," an irreverent and only occasionally accurate spin on nature documentaries.
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The man was Günter Brus, known for his artistic "actions," which were sometimes irreverent and sometimes violently confronting.
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He Latinized his surname to Rius, he said, in case his family considered his irreverent cartoons too incendiary.
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There are two main characters in "Hand to God," the irreverent Tony Award-nominated comedy by Robert Askins.
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The movie was audacious, irreverent and feisty, with a feel for the tripwires of a supposedly postracial era.
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At their best, Britain's irreverent tabloids report without fear or favor, aggressively holding the political elite to account.
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The artist's 21+ event will feature an irreverent "Gender Reveal Party," party games, a makeover station, and more.
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The irreverent cartoon Animaniacs is being rebooted by Hulu, with the streaming service ordering two seasons in January.
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It's been three decades since Bart, Lisa, Maggie, Marge and Homer brought their irreverent humor to the screen.
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We all shared a love for the irreverent and music and colors and laughter and that was the goal.
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It's either a brilliant way to build hype for Deadpool's irreverent tone, or the world's greatest tax write-off.
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Dr. L.E. Gomez said Winters was, like him, a New York native and had a sarcastic, opinionated, irreverent manner.
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They're irreverent, self-referential, and have a distinct #aesthetic, fitting right in with those oh-so-carefully curated lives.
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"The collection is a new adaptation of the Armani style: free, aware and subtly irreverent," the style notes said.
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Barrymore, 41, will play Meredith, an irreverent neighbor who survives a historic blizzard with Jill and Andy (Andy Buckley).
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And that text, irreverent as it was, felt like a warm hug from a friend who knew me well.
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The mobile GIF Maker site offers the same kind of irreverent experience that Giphy's other GIF-making tools do.
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The photographer was referring to the kinship between things he chose and the irreverent nature of his own work.
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Along the way, an irreverent, pervy guide named Jimmy (Sharlto Copley) appears to assign missions for Henry to complete.
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The fashion world loves an irreverent, troubled soul with impeccable taste, so of course she would become an icon.
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With his unique position and irreverent voice, the new special presents and undeniable opportunity to address everything he's experienced.
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Thanks to his expert trolling abilities, and his acerbic and irreverent jabs and jokes he's constantly winning us over.
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The latter—single "Suede," in particular—caught the ears of Dr. Dre with its fresh, irreverent future-soul sound. .
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The crude and sophomoric language of Advice Animals just can't compete with the offbeat and irreverent memes of today.
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Its most famous tenants are the Gao brothers, a pair of multimedia artists internationally known for their irreverent sculptures.
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I have winked at men, and at women, after making a point that I thought was amusing or irreverent.
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While the majority of her previous work had been tightly controlled and gravely serious, "Americanah" was loose and irreverent.
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His games are irreverent pieces of interactive punk rock, perhaps the most definitive being 2007's No More Heroes.
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Hi, my name is... Northern Ireland For a while, the Guardian's irreverent online soccer page had a running joke.
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"Essentially my art is comic — a serious, absurd comedy … irreverent … erotical … moralistic," an entry from the early 1960s reads.
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Couples getting married in irreverent, wild, untraditional — and sometimes very traditional — ways at the New York City Clerk's Office.
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A new book offers an irreverent list of the "most Jewish" foods to savor, just in time for Passover.
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Clinton's tweet was different from many of Obama's wry and irreverent communications, though: It was directed at her opponent.
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The New Journalism style Herr employed and his irreverent skepticism fit both the times broadly and the war specifically.
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Tall, gangly and gay, he was an outsized presence — exuberant and emotional, witty and irreverent, opinionated and self-doubting.
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Maybe you really just want some irreverent commentary on some of the biggest movies of the past 25 years.
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The characters of "The Workshop" are prone to delivering speeches with a profane, irreverent verve reminiscent of Quentin Tarantino's.
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Some reacted with skepticism, some countries banned it, but most found solace in the story of an irreverent mouse.
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The food is thrillingly irreverent, so at first you don't notice how fastidious it is, how close to perfection.
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The irreverent broadcaster had been hospitalized on Christmas Eve and the family did not mention the cause of death.
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"I am an [irreverent] and free-wheeling individual, who has never been shy about speaking my mind," he wrote.
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"World Star TV," a show building on the website's irreverent tone, is scheduled to begin next month on MTV2.
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Revisit the irreverent animated series with an eight-day marathon ahead of the Season 21 premiere on Sept. 13.
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Shapira has made a name for himself through a series of stunts as irreverent as his new party title.
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It is a mischievous, irreverent, rough-hewn album that could as comfortably be called punk as it could funk.
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Kayvan Novak is known for his role as Grant in Paddington and for the irreverent comedy of errors, Four Lions.
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Lipsey's tweet has gone viral, but she's maintained it was an irreverent tweet on a "non-serious" platform like Twitter.
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Michelle Tea's is a singular voice — brilliant but also irreverent, optimistic but also abrasive, as curious as it is critical.
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But useful gadgets, irreverent accessories, and even tech-fashion can make for some of the greatest stocking stuffers there are.
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The creators of the irreverent, wildly popular card game Cards Against Humanity just bagged $250,000 in sales in one afternoon.
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Bonus, if you're keen on more irreverent but pretty darned accurate physics: "A Shit History of Quantum Theory":[Twisted Sifter]
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It's the kind of bald propaganda you'd expect to find in North Korea, not the nation's most irreverent comedy showcase.
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"THE only function of economic forecasting is to make astrology look respectable," John Kenneth Galbraith, an irreverent economist, once said.
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It just seems so stupid and amusing, socks as this irreverent material to put into the sacred area of painting.
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His narrative is both panoramic and particular, full of irreverent asides, and suffused with appreciation for the humanity of others.
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The only grown-ups around are her busy mother (Kyra Sedgwick) and her irreverent but wise English teacher (Woody Harrelson).
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The song's the zenith of Kirin J Callinan's irreverent vision, bouncing between hushed balladry, spaghetti western whistles, and blitzkrieg EDM.
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Lindsey White, a recipient of SFMOMA's 2017 SECA Art Award, challenges assumptions and orthodoxies in irreverent photographs, sculptures, and installations.
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It manages to be at the same time slice-of-life and cosmically absurd, reflective and irreverent, fantastical and grounded.
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Enjoy the day off with an irreverent historical comedy show, or settle in for a 20193-hour marathon on TCM.
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This caveat aside, Norris's irreverent reverence for the history of the Greek language is not only admirable, it is moving.
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He first imitated Mr. Lee, then modified his style to develop a more irreverent, comedic style of kung fu film.
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It doesn't take itself too seriously, but it also holds whatever irreverent, anarchic impulses it might possess in careful check.
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No matter what virtuoso is the subject, the question frequently brings to mind an irreverent answer: someone fascinating but dead.
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That halo was badly tarnished this season, and it will take more than a hip, irreverent manager to restore it.
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Everything here slows to a self-assured ooze, lines drawn out and accented with irreverent takes on ad-libbed parentheticals.
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Khan is the only one having fun in this film, but that is partly because his character is so irreverent.
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The hosts also bring their deep dog knowledge to the commentary, resulting in a mix that's both informative and irreverent.
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His writing reflected his knowledge of philosophy and his academic background, but it also included irreverent and often bawdy limericks.
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Joaquin Phoenix portrays the irreverent cartoonist John Callahan, who died in 2010, in this biographical drama by Gus Van Sant.
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We took the upper class, who was supposed to be the establishment of the magazine, and really made them irreverent.
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As well as selling products, (SHOPATHON)RED also has celebrities "selling" themselves by offering unique, exciting, and irreverent experiences with them.
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There's something joyful and irreverent about Slavs and Tatars' sculptural swings, hanging from the ceiling in the shape of prayer beads.
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Another target of the CMC was a group of young irreverent Iraqis who produce the satirical Albasheer Show from neighbouring Jordan.
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Our show was always about sort of dealing with whatever was happening in the zeitgeist and being really irreverent with it.
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Her irreverent manifestation of gender contributed to a long-standing discourse in art about the representation of male and female bodies.
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As a decade-later follow-up to 2009's irreverent horror-comedy Zombieland, it isn't an entry in an active franchise.
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In fact, some of them were blatant copycats, like Super Mario 63, or irreverent pulp, like school-shooting game Pico's School.
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The scent is described as bold, authentic, and irreverent, which are all words we'd use to describe the 28-year-old.
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EarthboundThis game is weird and irreverent (the included strategy guide included scratch and sniff stickers!) and is the perfect "modern" RPG.
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But something inside of her, the irreverent and artistic part that doesn't give a fuck, still wants to be let out.
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The company's irreverent brand and roguish design aesthetic let it get away with unpolished products that would never meet Apple's standards.
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In the 10-minute scene, Mullally's Karen, a beloved and irreverent character, voices her support for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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Tatiana Navka is def one of the greats - but don't use ice dancing (by default, cheesy & irreverent) to portray the Holocaust!
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He describes his trajectory as "learning, understanding and acceptance" but by the end of the film the irreverent intellectual appears broken.
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Or choose from any of the shelves stocked with vaguely irreverent, nationalist-themed tchotchkes in the colors of the Ukrainian flag.
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He often looked angry and some of his jibes sounded like mere insults, rather than irreverent statements that make people laugh.
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NEW YORK, April 25 (Reuters) - Venture capitalist Peter Thiel on Wednesday abandoned his effort to buy the irreverent news website Gawker.
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"He's very different not only because he's straight and Cam is gay, but he's irreverent, he's funny, he's edgy," she explained.
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Here's what to keep an eye out for at tonight's star-studded – and expectedly irreverent – shindig, which airs at 8 p.m.
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Among PAOM's wearable artworks are Sadie Laska's irreverent Nasty Woman pajamas, emblazoned with crude drawings of genitalia and Donald Trump quotes.
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Her sculptures distill all that's great about Ancient Roman, Asian, and Arab designs through the lens of an irreverent New Yorker.
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Funny, quirky and irreverent, it seemed made for a premium platform, and Netflix opportunistically swept in with a stay of execution.
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It's Homemade Movies' Family Guy edition, with the intro to the famously irreverent cartoon remade shot for shot in real life.
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Cohn highlighted Bush's irreverent tone when speaking about business matters, as well as the heavy drinking that occurred at company events.
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The series is best known for its irreverent humor, hundreds of outrageous weapons, and cooperative play for up to four players.
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Rather, Roddenberry was looking for a "young, irreverent, English-accent 'Beatle'-type to try on the show," per a 1966 memo.
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While this is a comedy that also makes fun of them, it's really irreverent and yet reverential at the same time.
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At rush hour, it seems to revel in a cloud of Volkswagen fumes, as irreverent as someone still smoking Marlboro Reds.
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"Here's a phrase that I never really cared for, but I've heard so much," he began, before taking an irreverent bow.
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Steven Delnooz's Craniac account has earned over 9,000 followers for his pictures of rare tribal skulls and irreverent sense of humor.
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On Friday, he performs with Sexmob, the irreverent downtown quartet that has been making jumbled, devil-may-care music since 1996.
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Data is being collected on how I act when I'm afraid, when I'm irreverent and when I'm looking for a distraction.
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Thus was born the irreverent, passionate Parterre Box, which began as that most unlikely of media properties: a queer opera zine.
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"I just thought he was a genius, someone who did some very interesting, irreverent and disruptive things on stage," she said.
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J.P. A flagship ensemble of the 1970s avant-garde, the Art Ensemble was ludic, irreverent, proudly Afrocentric and yet preternaturally universalist.
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The account prides itself on showcasing New Jersey's "big state energy," through a slew of irreverent, bold, in-your-face tweets.
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There's no cool way of saying this but I was really into irreverent poetry for my first decade and a half.
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By turns edifying and entertaining, this investigation into the lives of the Twelve Apostles mixes irreverent travelogue and earnest textual analysis.
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For more than three decades, the Belgian designer has been offering gleefully irreverent alternatives to the staid men's wear of old.
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A Paddy Power spokesman insisted the job is a real one, despite the irreverent manner in which its advertisement is written.
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The marketing for the Paddy Power brand includes a tongue-in-cheek blog, irreverent television advertisements and a variety of stunts.
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Joe Maddon, the Cubs' irreverent manager, has done this before in October, complete with an N.F.L. game on the video board.
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For two years, Desus Nice and the Kid Mero's irreverent Viceland show set a high bar for lowbrow late-night television.
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Biscuits, a podcast on VICE Sports, takes an analytical, irreverent, and humorous look at the world of hockey and the NHL.
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You'll recognize Shaw from Waller-Bridge's other award-winning drama Killing Eve, in which she plays the irreverent MI6 agent Carolyn Martens.
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The teaser shows that at the very least, we can expect the same irreverent humor in the sequel film, whenever it comes.
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There was a warmer response among some scholars to "Wild Nights With Emily," Madeleine Olnek's irreverent, romantic comedy take, starring Molly Shannon.
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They're lo-fi haikus from a singular voice, charmingly irreverent in a world of games so heavily focused on pathos and grandeur.
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Michelle Tea's Against Memoir: Complaints, Confessions & Criticisms is a collection of texts — brilliant, irreverent, optimistic, abrasive — about queerness, gender, humanity, and belief.
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And as far as the lyrical content, it's been consistent throughout: irreverent and bawdy songs about Draco Malfoy and about being Slytherin.
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Both masterfully use the medium of Twitter to dole out brilliant gems of unsolicited advice, irreverent brain droppings, and absurdist armchair commentary.
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" Shiel continues: "Everyone that wears both Lazy Oaf and Vans are nonconventional and 'keep it weird' in an irreverent and playful way.
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But many will tune in for the irreverent host, British comedian Ricky Gervais, who makes his return after a three-year absence.
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Great News would be one in a queue of irreverent workplace comedies were it not for one thing: Its dedication to farts.
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It's filled with all the outrageous, irreverent humor we've come to expect from the duo, plus a side of touching friendship moments.
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In a dark corner of the internet, Rick and Morty isn't just an irreverent animated send-up of Back to the Future.
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Launched in 2013, the site grew a reputation for intelligent and irreverent original writing and for its active community and comments section.
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"He had America's fighting spirit, our noble idealism, our solemn patriotism, and our slightly irreverent streak — all rolled into one," he added.
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" Williams starred as an irreverent disc jockey loosely based on Cronauer, borrowing his name and the boisterous sign-in -- "Gooooooood Morning, Vietnam!
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In the process, Reynolds made the smart move of infusing Aviation Gin's public image with his sly and irreverent sense of humor.
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And by wrong, we don't mean bad, of course, but rather irreverent and defiant in a way very few could pull off.
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His writing plays it straight with none of the irreverent pop culture cross-referencing and mock conversations that characterized his bars beforehand.
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Over hours of conversation, I found him to be articulate, irreverent and passionate — and also blunt, cocksure, hyperbolic and prone to melodrama.
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Her tone was brisk and irreverent, her ideas coming out in pithy, manageable chunks, making her work a perennial favorite with students.
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Early in his tenure, in 2009, Mr. Gelb replaced Franco Zeffirelli's lavish 1985 "Tosca" with a grim, irreverent staging by Luc Bondy.
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Her irreverent attitude and stubbornness immediately drew me into the book and kept me there for the amazing world building and action.
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Known for his outrageous sense of humor, Mr. Plympton is an iconoclastic animator who creates irreverent, unsettling and at times disturbing cartoons.
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No spoilers, but mess and mayhem are two of Summer House's most prominent features (along with their annual irreverent July 4th bash).
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Gritty is known for his aggressive, irreverent persona, and videos on social media show him throwing cake and stuffed toys at people.
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She takes her cues from teen users, who often use the app to offer irreverent, even slapstick commentary on public health conversations.
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"They gave identity to a postwar whimsical, irreverent American style," later espoused by the likes of David Webb, Mr. de Givenchy said.
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In recent years, the space for freewheeling and irreverent programming on Channel One has shrunk, and the intensity of propaganda has grown.
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At once faithful and irreverent, it's an illuminating interpretation that is alert to the script's inadvertent comedy and delighted to mine it.
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He used emotionally incongruent language — much of it humorous, irreverent or banal — to underscore the tragic nature of many of his compositions.
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An irreverent, Deadpool-esque Pikachu might be the kind of spin on the character that brings ex-Pokéfans back to the fold.
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"He had America's fighting spirit, our noble idealism, our solemn patriotism, and our slightly irreverent streak — all rolled into one," McConnell said.
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With irreverent humor and searing insight, Finley tackles our current political miasma in her latest theatrical work, The Expanded Unicorn Gratitude Mystery.
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The irreverent Stanford marching band added to the torment by mocking their rural roots with a cow-tipping routine during the halftime show.
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Curated by David Anfam, the movement's leading expert, the show is brash, irreverent, and unconstrained, just like the period it aims to express.
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Lord and Miller are known for their upbeat, irreverent films, as previously seen in smashes like The Lego Movie and 21 Jump Street.
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These new Republican PAC-donating, Orange County real estate-owning investors were nothing like the irreverent Angelenos who knew and loved the publication.
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Insightful, a bit irreverent and always on the mark, Fouts avoids saying things he later has to correct, a common fault of analysts.
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Thematically, though, they're connected by a sense of how absurd death can be, how unfair and irreverent and sometimes even funny it is.
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He had this wicked sense of humor and he's very irreverent, but then he can be so, so sweet and vulnerable and kind.
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He's sardonic and irreverent in a way that's different from Tony Stark or Scott Lang, because it's missing Stark and Lang's charming affability.
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Strong, vulnerable, gentle, ironic, humorous, relaxed, eccentric, intelligent, sexy, irreverent — these are some of the ways I would describe my kind of femininity.
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So today, before you put up that irreverent lost pet dragon flyer, ask yourself how it might affect someone whose cat recently died.
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He's most prolific on the Money Kicks YouTube channel, where his irreverent hand-held videos have received over 235 million plays to date.
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Great stories are timeless, but times have changed — and so two wonderfully irreverent new series of books are updating some of the classics.
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"The kitschy first trailer for "The Outer Worlds" is a delight, and follows in the tradition of irreverent role-playing games like "Fallout.
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If you've ever played the delightful, silly, irreverent "You Don't Know Jack," you're already aware of the kind of game I'm talking about.
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The orange baby blimp flying over London will be only the start as my countrymates show off their famous sense of irreverent satire.
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Yet happily, even after digesting this considerable amount of ostensibly transitory disclosure, Duchamp remains an unadulterated, irreverent enigma — only a much deeper one.
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Meanwhile, political dramas like House of Cards, historical dramas like Mad Men and irreverent comedies like Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, are more steadily consumed.
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Bawdy and irreverent, with a technically superb mix of high and low diction: Here's Penelope's take on the story we thought we knew.
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The sequel looks just as irreverent as its predecessor, with a motorcycle-riding villain taken out by a gigantic Hello Kitty Pez dispenser.
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"What resonates about Phoebe's work is taking something very traditional and recognizable as craft but doing something innovative and slightly irreverent," she said.
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Guns N' Roses and the Cardigans, among others, played before an audience that was at best unconcerned over the pandemic, at worst irreverent.
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In many ways, she uses their various interests in existing narratives and images, gender stereotypes and irreverent painting-making to revive older traditions.
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Occasionally, this approach revealed irreverent charms: At the Color Factory, a rainbow conveyor belt served macarons; at Candytopia, a candy pig spewed confetti.
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He published a book of poems titled "Copyright" and was briefly a member of the irreverent, interdisciplinary avant-garde group known as Fluxus.
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"What we have is an idea of her as a cultured and fashionable woman, independent and irreverent, perhaps the first among true Parisiennes."
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At its best, "War Machine" crackles with irreverent wit, even if American political craziness circa 2009 looks tame compared with the 2017 version.
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It was that chemical reaction that always made him unpredictable, a live-wire who was as ferocious as he was playful and irreverent.
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"The conference has an irreverent, counter culture vibe to it," said Jorge Conde, an investor at Andreessen Horowitz, who spoke at the event.
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Today, El Xitxarel-lo, marketed through a homespun and irreverent social media campaign, amounts to the blockbuster that has saved the family business.
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A good television soundtrack captures the voice of a series, and the voice of "The Leftovers" is brainy, irreverent but sincerely spiritually questing.
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" Along with the traditional categories, it features irreverent ones like "Most Likely to Steal Your Girl" and "Best Black Survivor in a Movie.
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"Gobright was a true climber's climber; a sweet, irreverent and charismatic figure who deserved the badge of being a true dirtbag," Lucas wrote.
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When it first appeared in 2011, Lucky Peach was something new: an irreverent food magazine that broke down barriers between journalists and cooks.
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In favor: In this fun, irreverent, and fact-filled history, Sean McIndoe relates the flip side to the National Hockey League's storied past.
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"The fact that he could get up there and literally say anything, most of it untrue, but say it in such an inflammatory way, told me now I'm free to do that," said Ms. Sapio, a 65-year-old self-described "irreverent to very irreverent" political blogger aiming to be the first Democratic freeholder elected in Monmouth County, N.J., since 2008.
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The Leslie Lohman Museum of Lesbian and Gay Art's 2015 exhibition Irreverent: A Celebration of Censorship explored the history of censorship and queer art.
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Barr has irreverent, parody games like Abobo's Big Adventure under his belt, and his game Grave Chase will be out on Steam at Halloween.
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Back in 1995, The Brady Bunch Movie showed that there was a clever, postmodern way to turn our mothballed childhood memories into irreverent satire.
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Outspoken, opinionated, brash, bold, blunt, irreverent, inflammatory — none of these words come close to doing justice to the self-made woman's way with words.
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It represents a poststructural response to the flawed idea of British values, exposing them as meaningless symbols and gestures through Blunt's irreverent, dense style.
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It's at these moments that he could have been more unapologetic, more irreverent — more like the men who locked arms at the Cedar Bar.
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Fisher tends to fall back on punny, irreverent humor as a defense against vulnerability, but she shows plenty of that vulnerability here as well.
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Mirroring the first 2015 outing, we've made a return to the irreverent approach, but with no less sombre a message in our accompanying pieces.
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" His doctor, John Martyn Harlow, wrote that, "He is fitful, irreverent, indulging at times in the grossest profanity, which was not previously his custom.
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Farcical without being funny, "How I Won the War" is emphatically irreverent in mocking Winston Churchill along with the pretensions of the British Empire.
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For the most part you're sucking down $13 drinks made of mid-shelf booze that are most appealing for their irreverent, holiday-centric titles.
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In the guise of her costumed character My Period, Toonkel will emcee two days of irreverent, interrogative performances that embrace dissent and radical participation.
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In a tweet, she said the President's action was an "utterly irreverent" effort to "politicise" a person beloved by 2.2bn Christians and 1.8bn Muslims.
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YouTube Red is the perfect home for such an irreverent and scary series and we can’t wait to share it with everyone.
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I grew up on Yankovic albums, and "The Hamilton Polka" contained the hallmarks of his best medleys, the syncopated rhythms and irreverent sound effects.
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"I'm sorry, I was joking, this is a funny, irreverent show, I didn't realize it would become trending news," Ripa said on the show.
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"I thought [the concept] was bold and funny and irreverent — and I was excited to work with TO," Eichner told Mashable in an email.
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This irreverent sketch comedy anime stars "lol so random" girls Popuko and Pipimi as they enact all sorts of ridiculous antics in quick skits.
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As irreverent, sarcastic, and arrogant as Bourdain could sometimes seem, he was the epitome of an eager, hungry foreign exchange student on that show.
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The arrests and broadcast bans have shocked many Kenyans used to a freewheeling media and irreverent political culture that has taken root since 2002.
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The difficulty is not that the phrase "census-slashing deformity" is irreverent but that it's a distraction, a squawking bird perched on the cenotaph.
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Matthew McConaughey has been set to star in The Beach Bum, described as an "irreverent comedy" about "a rebellious and lovable rogue" named Moondog.
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Backstage Beauty Report Backstage at the Altuzarra spring/summer 2017 show this afternoon, the makeup artist Tom Pecheux was his usual chic, irreverent self.
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Here's what else the critics are saying ... Courtney Howard, Fresh Fiction TV: This film lives and breathes in Waititi's specialized knack for irreverent comedy.
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Certain lines regarding dialogue about loss and mourning also gained extra weight, given what he know about the icon's passing and her irreverent spirit.
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Both groups were known for setting nonsensical lyrics to fun, irreverent music, and this song about conspicuous consumption has her playing to those strengths.
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The game's irreverent style and free-wheeling online play make it a popular choice among Twitch viewers, and there's certainly no shortage of players.
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Sometimes scabrous and always irreverent, his cartoons swipe gleefully at disability and other sensitive topics, piercing the movie's one-day-at-a-time orthodoxy.
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This mixture of almost painfully sincere gestures with the occasional sporadic, irreverent moment keeps the viewer guessing much like the romantic impulse it depicts.
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And she does the whole thing in her irreverent, lovely, assured poet's voice, weaving between dirty joke and resonant image with no apparent effort.
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The staff is young and friendly, and the food — baked oysters in a cauliflower purée, squab confit with vegetable cannelloni — is just irreverent enough.
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Among the exception was a 2015 show at Leslie-Lohman, "Irreverent: A Celebration of Censorship," which showcased attempts to suppress queer sexuality and creativity.
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Her eponymous line features Instagram-ready dresses in electric hues, skirts in irreverent prints, sculptural pants and button-up vests with floor-skimming capes.
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He was attracted by his streetwise, irreverent approach and went to see the playwright, who proposed "Greek" as the most operatic of his plays.
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Alongside his commercial work, he has had his own artistic practice, which offers an irreverent and often politically charged twist on traditional sign graphics.
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Gravel, who rose to social-media virality with an online presence of irreverent, far-left memes, dropped out of the presidential race last summer.
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It's a silly and (frustrating combat bits aside) relatively low-stress space adventure with an irreverent sense of humor and lots of pretty colors.
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O. Historian Alexis Coe is certainly not your parents' fuddy-duddy historian, coming to general acclaim for her irreverent, witty approach to chronicling history.
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INTRIGUING DEBUTS This is, admittedly, an unusual memoir: The author remains unnamed, concealed behind the online persona Duchess Goldblatt, a popular, irreverent Twitter account.
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The discourse illustrates how the irreverent nature of memes can clash with the global perspectives of users on large social media platforms like Twitter.
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Trump memes The now-President has used Twitter to share sometimes irreverent, sometimes crude and always attention-grabbing memes to his millions of followers.
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Like "The Butt," many of the recently donated works are lively and irreverent, characteristic of much art from the mid-21982s to the present.
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It's best to deal with King Missile's irreverent 1992 smash, "Detachable Penis," the way the band does in its sets: quickly, loosely, and early.
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Stark is as irreverent and arrogant as he wants to be because, at the end of the day, he's able to save the world.
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When his adoring audience revolts and resorts to violence in the streets, the program's sponsor discovers that Rhodes's irreverent statements actually increased television viewership.
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The MTV Movie and TV awards usually focus on crowd-pleasers and is an irreverent antidote to the more serious winter Hollywood awards season.
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Official showcaseWhat: When Ben Aqua dropped his Resident Advisor mix in 2014, commenters went berserk over irreverent disregard for genre and twisted pop culture sentiments.
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As I mentioned, the app is fun and irreverent—which frankly is not the usual tone taken when talking to men about their erectile function.
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The fourth season of this Canadian sketch series is as smart and irreverent as ever, focused on strange social conventions and goofy clashes of context.
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In the first episode, for me, the jazz-flute attack was a little comical and irreverent, so that let the steam out a little bit.
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Its irreverent voice set off a wave of copycat sites, enough to create an entire industry of online media for millennials begging to be parodied.
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Two years later it augmented its flimsy banner ads with full-screen promoted posts while trying not to damage the irreverent nature of the app.
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And the irreverent Cards Against Humanity has become such a runaway hit that its stock at Snakes & Lattes Annex takes up an entire sales wall.
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According to Blatt's lawsuit, Pambakian and Blatt engaged in "irreverent and, at times, ribald and suggestive conversation" with "both laughing throughout" at the holiday party.
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"I think she gave it right back to him and she teased him and she was irreverent and he liked it," the friend tells PEOPLE.
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Harrison Ford's sceptical Han Solo may be absent, having been killed off in "The Force Awakens", but the character's grouchily irreverent spirit flows through it.
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But it certainly was the case in the earliest days of his career, especially among the older generation of Abstract Expressionists who found him irreverent.
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The intrigue: Bezos' Utopian vision is starkly different than Elon Musk's somewhat irreverent ideas that include artists circling the moon and pizza places on Mars.
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Partnering with companies whose often-irreverent content is targeted at millennials makes sense for anyone who's ever visited Facebook's home offices in Menlo Park, California.
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"I was inspired by The Hosemaster, with his irreverent musings on all things vinous, especially his hilarious piece on 'The Great Sommelier Eradication," Burge recounts.
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Disney may not be following in the irreverent footsteps of "Deadpool" with its superhero flicks, but other production companies have already jumped onto the bandwagon.
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In her best performances, Stone has always seemed timeless, but irreverent; her characters can't quite accept the manufactured reality inherent to being in the movies.
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He has an earnest side, but it wasn't on display—he'd vaped marijuana before the set, and he amused the crowd with irreverent political commentary.
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Their ideas were subversive to a generation that had learned nothing about the dark side of Stalinism or the irreverent style in Western modernist literature.
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Those who knew her remembered her fondly for her sharp, irreverent tongue and for her dark humor, which was mixed with an almost childlike idealism.
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Fans of "Borderlands" will feel right at home with the game's irreverent style and crass humor, but the jokes aren't anything to write home about.
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The arrangement is an apt metaphor for Dada, a movement of artists whose work was often playful, sometimes irreverent, rarely straightforward and always conceptually layered.
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The brand has elbowed its way into the burgeoning alt-milk market with grassroots and word-of-mouth marketing that uses quirky and irreverent messaging.
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Egyptian officials closely monitor Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites, and posting an irreverent comment can land a user in court or in jail.
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What's happening: Inventive programmers are using it to generate poetry, interactive text adventures, and even irreverent new prompts for the popular game Cards Against Humanity.
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"Desus & Mero," the irreverent late-night show hosted by two young, Bronx-born comics, will debut on Showtime on Thursday in its new weekly slot.
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Thematically, all six are loosely linked by a sense of how absurd death can be, how unfair and irreverent and sometimes even funny it is.
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However, when I really bottomed out in 2011, I began chronicling my trials and tribulations in real time as an irreverent addiction journalist for The Fix.
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The irreverent series formally known as " Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In" became an unexpected hit for NBC, and Johnson was among its more gifted and versatile performers.
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Based on the Deadpool trailers alone, you know who the Merc with a Mouth is: irreverent, violent, and completely aware that he is a fictional character.
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There two brothers armed with assault rifles shot and killed 11 people on Jan 7, 2015, including most of the notoriously irreverent publication's cartoonists and writers.
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The style is overwhelmingly sleek and cheeky, drawing a younger, millennial set looking for a glamorous, irreverent alternative to the standard blackjack tables and buffet experiences.
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The hysterical liberal call-out produced a breeding ground for an online backlash of irreverent mockery and anti-PC, typified by charismatic figures like Milo [Yiannopoulos].
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Moreover, he's an irreverent, rule-breaking sex symbol, a la Judd Nelson in The Breakfast Club, a character we've yet to really see in this show.
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He would delight in sneaking irreverent slides into his PowerPoint budget presentations, visually -- and memorably -- describing his roles as elephant poop cleaner or chief cat herder.
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Netflix found that irreverent comedies like "BoJack Horseman," political dramas like "House of Cards" and historical dramas like "Narcos" fell into this end of the spectrum.
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The script is irreverent, the characters are sarcastic, and Drax the Destroyer (Dave Bautista) generates laugh after laugh as the hulking brute with zero self-awareness.
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Without spoiling too much, critics of 13 Reasons Why's disturbingly realistic suicide depiction will likely be particularly disturbed by Heathers' irreverent portrayal of a similar scene.
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Here was a modernist building that sat in a historic square; nestled in the heart of the English capital, it was irreverent, imposing and decidedly American.
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What used to be a home for funny, irreverent comedy and harmless gags gradually transformed into an unaccountable cesspool of toxic actors and bad-faith harassers.
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That's not to say Musk's more irreverent and engaging Twitter presence is a complete fabrication; there's too much going on for that to be the case.
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Another piece by Adler — who's known for his colorful, irreverent designs, often with midcentury modern influences — appears behind Urie toward the end of the fight scene.
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It's also worth noting that Novitiate is one of two films about nuns at this year's Sundance (the other is the irreverent comedy The Little Hours).
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Included are both actual muslins and irreverent contemporary garments inspired by them, from designers like Martin Margiela, John Galliano for Dior and Alber Elbaz for Lanvin.
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"Hamilton" hits a sweet spot you would not have imagined existed, somehow managing to be hip, sentimental, irreverent and deeply patriotic all at the same time.
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Big Mouth is a gutsy, irreverent, fearless cartoon about puberty—and if that doesn't scream, "breeding ground for controversial missteps," then I don't know what does.
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Most vivid and revelatory are pieces such as "Boy," whose perspicacious turns and irreverent idiom conjure the rich, jagged textures of a childhood shadowed by loss.
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Hawk: Mostly because I think it's more irreverent than all their other sports and there is a bigger youth population that skates, that's interested in skating.
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Juries tend to reflect public sentiment and have recently penalized not just an irreverent new-media site like Gawker, but also a newspaper doing investigative work.
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Whether that comment is irreverent, or just plain irrelevant, it suggests a U.S. administration wholly ill-equipped, and perhaps ill-staffed, to deal with the problem.
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Past adaptations have ranged from animated to comic to irreverent, but this one looks like it's leaning on some realism to tell the well-trod story.
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It's a story that Mr. Nguyen grew up hearing and knows well, but it has also been filtered through his pop-culture-filled and irreverent sensibility.
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The Swedish oat milk brand, with its irreverent ad campaigns and its full court press on third-wave coffee shops, helped revitalize the dairy-alternative category.
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Here the narrative really takes off; watching through Juliet's irreverent eyes as MI5 recruits upper-class "girls" for possible spy work is fascinating and deliciously comic.
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He's more forthright than irreverent, with a soft-glow magnetism, and if he seems mildly impatient with his interlocutor, it's because he has work to do.
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In towns like Nashville, midsize cities too small to sustain more than one daily paper, alt-weeklies morphed from journalism's irreverent younger siblings into necessary institutions.
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T'Challa's little sister Shuri — an irreverent tech prodigy who's part Q from the James Bond movies and part Penny from "Inspector Gadget" — arguably steals the movie.
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Miller and Lord have a distinctively impish and irreverent voice to their work, while Howard's work is more conventional, and integrating those two sensibilities seemed difficult.
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Inside, a wall of T-shirts emblazoned with the names of rock bands and irreverent sayings was flanked by piles of studded belts and rubber bracelets.
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Where Nurse Holly's clips sometimes play like Hallmark TV movies in miniature, D Rose is irreverent and goofy, with a decidedly more adult sense of humor.
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Many of the Sandburg poems included here — either read or sung over Mr. Wilson's originals, played by a flexible small ensemble — are both affable and irreverent.
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By turns irreverent and impassioned, he drew laughter and applause, as he cheerfully mumbled his way through discussions of "gigabit broadband" and other high-tech investments.
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"I don't want to be irreverent, but, you know, people talk about their governors back home, are you kidding me?" said Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee.
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Her videos — deep dives into everything from incels to aesthetics, which rack up views in the millions — are smart and irreverent, well researched, and fully realized.
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Whether you're looking for a new reality dating show, an irreverent comedy or a broody British thriller, there's a little something for everyone on this list.
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Watson favors a polished rockabilly shuffle that sounds straight out of the 1960s, while Friedman tempers his irreverent, occasionally profane tunes with twangy guitar and banjos.
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But she also has an adventurous streak (she spontaneously moved to Amsterdam for three years because she liked the city's architecture), and a slightly mischievous, irreverent side.
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During a recent program, beers were opened and cigarettes were lit as the opening theme was played, an irreverent mash-up of audio bites from previous shows.
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The popularity of The Pump and Dump Show is proof that an irreverent show about parenting is just what most moms and dads need to stay sane.
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Cleese, 77, was part of a genre of university-educated comedians who took British audiences by storm in the 1970s with an irreverent, zany style of humor.
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During his presidential campaign in 2016, the Vermont native's slogan "Feel the Bern" began as a little irreverent and out of place in the world of politics.
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Simply throwing it out felt too irreverent, so I engaged in an elaborate waiting game in which I'd wear the jewelry and hope for it to break.
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It's a sense of humor that is irreverent and heavy on folksy shtick, which wormed its way from Odessa to Kryvyi Rih and, later, to Brighton Beach.
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Palestinian-born, Australian-raised Bahbah is known for the witty, irreverent subtitles on her viral cinematic photography, and even describes herself as a writer first, artist second.
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For those who are unfamiliar, theSkimm is a new kind of email newsletter changing the way young professionals read the news with a hint of irreverent wit.
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As the market for irreverent, ongoing niche series grows through Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu, it's possible that Portlandia and its brand of local color will rise again.
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Kate Wagner has taken her irreverent architecture criticism blog offline after the online real estate listings aggregator Zillow accused her of violating the company's terms of use.
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We love our Zuckerbergs and Jobses and Musks, and our films mythologize these men into characters even more irreverent, ruthless, and cruel than their real-life counterparts.
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In spite of the downpours and semi-chilly weather, London Fashion Week show-goers served up a large dose of irreverent dressing over the past few days.
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In March, the irreverent sports blog's parent company, Gawker Media, lost a $140 million court case against Hulk Hogan for posting the ex-pro wrestler's sex tape.
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"They're dark, they're funny, they're irreverent, they're trending boundaries, and they're very different to one another," Cape editor Michal Shavit told The Guardian of the new work.
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I've since decided that if I'm going to do Valentine's Day, it needs to be commemorated in a way that is bespoke, authentic, practical, irreverent, and ironic.
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Deadpool has essentially kicked Hollywood's superhero industrial complex in the teeth, proving that heroes (and antiheroes) can be gory, irreverent, and sexy and still find an audience.
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There are only so many combinations of irreverent words and phrases to choose from and it's more about drawing the funniest cards than making good jokes yourself.
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The Sun was characteristically irreverent, describing the team as "Ice wallies" and criticizing the performance of Joe Hart, who conceded his second soft goal of the tournament.
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And, over decades, she has inspired generations of irreverent trans women to fight transmisogyny unapologetically and bring new, unafraid forms of thinking and making into the world.
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Mr. Seselj, 61, a lawyer famous for his fiery and irreverent speeches, during the war mobilized a well-known group of volunteer fighters known as Seselj's Men.
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But some of the angst endemic to the developed world, with its lost manufacturing jobs and squeezed opportunities, has seeped of late into the irreverent Australian psyche.
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"The Chaplin of Limelight is no irreverent little clown; his reverence for his own ideas would be astonishing even if the ideas were worth consideration," she wrote.
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The four virtuosos of Genghis Barbie, which calls itself "the leading post post-feminist feminist all-female horn experience," give that heritage an irreverent post-classical twist.
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In the long run, these irreverent jokes were about freedom from tyranny, freedom from the hardship of exile, freedom from remembering all that had been left behind.
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Aiming squarely at a sports-obsessed, statistics-mad and gross-out friendly audience, the madcap, utterly irreverent "Your Presidential Fantasy Dream Team" may be on to something.
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RAYMOND PETTIBON A beloved figure among artists, Raymond Pettibon's drawings are existentially irreverent, political and poignant, mining music subcultures, baseball and the era's perpetual state of war.
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The context is often the only way Myles's work is read — irreverent, restless, "without manners" — all descriptions that dismiss the conditions of the queer or trans body.
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She found fame of her own, an irreverent, outspoken 6-foot-tall figure whose gray curled hair might have easily been styled by Queen Elizabeth II's hairdresser.
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And the entrenched narrative — that the once-irreverent network has fed its soul to the hounds of political correctness and liberal fake news — is certainly an opportunity.
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Book Mama Shelter Los Angeles starting at $149 per nightMama Shelter is a lively Hollywood hot spot with an irreverent vibe offered for down-to-earth prices.
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There's something that's been repeated by everyone about this book that I take as a bit of a compliment, which is that I have an irreverent take.
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James Murdoch, the former chief executive of 21st Century Fox, has taken a small stake in Vice Media, the irreverent media brand focused on millennials and entertainment.
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By mid-October, the irreverent Maddon was back with the Angels, and on Tuesday he basked in the memories of Tempe Diablo Stadium, the Angels' spring home.
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"Be Right Back," Maura Axelrod's documentary about the irreverent Italian artist, which opens at the newly refurbished Quad Cinema on April 14, includes footage of that show.
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Shadows lengthened through the backyard, creatures whirring and growling, plants growing tall and blossoming, fecund and irreverent, while inside the tank the conch sat in its corner.
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Let us go then, you and I. Let us take the dust inour claws, lap the hundreds of letters spilling secretsinto the wasteland of our irreverent mouths.
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This was no bridge game with a table of proper ladies — this was an apartment full of sharp-witted, drinking, cussing, smoking, strong, irreverent but caring women.
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Whatever you think, you say, and you say it with the kind of irreverent conviction that comes with knowing you're saying it to your number one fan.
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In the years since Winehouse's death in 2011 at the age of 27, her powerhouse voice and irreverent lyrics have left a gap in the music scene.
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Spider-Man inspired the costume design and red-and-black color scheme — as well as Deadpool's irreverent sense of humor — and the character became an immediate cult phenomenon.
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"Although Felix has created a following by being provocative and irreverent, he clearly went too far in this case and the resulting videos are inappropriate," a spokesperson said.
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Here's hoping Sialelli embraces the levity and freedom Elbaz added to Lanvin's irreverent history as a female-led fashion house during his legendary — and still very missed — tenure.
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Yet there's no mistaking that the current mainstream iteration of house music has transformed a once transcendental genre into something irreverent, full of bum-pinching, eye-winking swagger.
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Rising to fame in 2000 with his bestselling memoir Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly, Bourdain quickly became an irreverent voice in the world of food media.
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Merely tolerated by his daughter, she drags him around various networking opportunities, not realizing her irreverent and affable father is more engaging to her clients than she is.
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This year's irreverent categories include best fight - Oscar-winner Leonardo DiCaprio and the Bear from "The Revenant" are among the nominees - and fan favorite award for best kiss.
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A sillier, much more irreverent distance cousin of the Oscars, Globes and Emmys, this awards show celebrate the moments a more youthful audience loves about movies and television.
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Never forget that, despite his status as a household name, Donald Glover is a consummate postmodernist who isn't afraid to get extremely irreverent and esoteric in his works.
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That means a bloodbath of gratuitous violence, irreverent sass, fourth-wall-smashing meta moments and the occasional feeling that one of this guy's superpowers is being excruciatingly annoying.
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I wanted the heartfelt moments to be what we're talking about today, and I wanted the funny moments that Jimmy [Kimmel] brought, the really inventive or irreverent bits.
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That pseudonymous foul-mouthed mastermind, exurb1a, who gave us the universe in just four minutes, is back with an irreverent video tackling the colorful history of rocket science.
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These go a long way in actually capturing what makes the character so irreverent and enjoyable, and you can pull off some pretty great poses because of them.
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The dark mind of Daniel Sloss is back, and he's ready to find the funny in some very taboo topics, from the deeply personal to the highly irreverent.
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The artist is probably best known for her hits like "Coconut Oil" and "Boys," her strong message of body positivity, and her bold and irreverent social media presence.
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The irreverent young staff behind the counter joke about the North Korean threat -- they're even trying to perfect a mushroom cloud design in the foam on their lattes.
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Stevens is also the kind of irreverent person to release an ambitious contemporary classical album about astronomy then announce he's dropping a mixtape, both in the same year.
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Logan Paul and triggering suicide content: the "irreverent" YouTuber was banned from YouTube's ad products after posting graphic content from a "suicide forest" in Japan — but only temporarily.
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Like an irreverent yawn among army films where boys suffer to mature, Ms Lavie's feature gives us life in the Israeli army for a group of girl recruits.
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If a negative quote appeared in the press, he would be on the phone, irreverent humor shifting to a lacerating bark when he sensed a lack of cooperation.
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Make no mistake, though — just because Lawrence is irreverent when it comes to adhering to Gilead's mandated salutations, he isn't automatically a friend of the rebellious Mayday cause.
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The Twitter hashtag #JeSuisBruxelles was trending as were cartoons riffing on the theme of the city's irreverent emblem, Manneken Pis, a small fountain statue of a boy urinating.
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Two recent games — Surgeon Simulator, about a hapless surgeon, and Goat Simulator, about an anarchic goat — are among the well-known irreverent games to spring from game jams.
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Despite its emotional charge, this book is mostly a breezy and enjoyable read, its irreverent facts straightforward, its deft tone sincere, and its length relatively brief (204 pages).
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When asked over the phone about the Guggenheim intervention, Olek — an irreverent cross between a Guerrilla Girl and a Pussy Riot member — would neither confirm nor deny authorship.
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Mr. Saban remained at Details in the 1990s, but left as it transitioned from an irreverent underground journal to a slick men's style magazine, Ms. Saban-Mayor said.
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This album, his 19th studio recording, is classic John Prine: equally sweet and irreverent, written from a worldview where the heartbreaking and the ludicrous walk hand-in-hand.
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Something about its refusal to bow to convention—with its intentionally shoddy animation style and irreverent sense of humor—made it a perfect fit for the MTV generation.
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The whole thing ends with an older dude dancing to classic Miami bass, so this is automatically the most irreverent visual from the otherwise reverent Black Panther soundtrack.
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"Il Posto" is a product of that boom, and a landmark of 1960s cinema, latent with the rebellious impatience and irreverent energy that would ripple across every continent.
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"The 19503 Most Jewish Foods: A Highly Debatable List" is a new book from Alana Newhouse and Tablet, the innovative and occasionally irreverent online magazine about Jewish culture.
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Ezra is quippy and white; Chris (Phillip James Brannon) is dry and black; Pam (Cindy Cheung) is laconic and Asian-American; Jules (Dolly Wells) is irreverent and British.
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Yes, he transformed Breitbart from an irreverent blog into the iconoclastic tribune of nation-state populism, the anti-elitist ideology of border walls, travel bans and political incorrectness.
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And Alexander Wang has his own irreverent charms: a three-piece capsule featuring rose gold padlock, lighter and pill-case pendants on his signature rhodium chain ($150 each).
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A larger-than-life personality with an irreverent streak — imagine a cross between the great Swedish soprano Birgit Nilsson and Tina Fey — she works hard and plays hard.
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Throwing Up Bunnies: The Irreverent Interlopings of Triple Candie, 2001–2016 continues at the Addison Gallery of American Art, Phillips Academy (180 Main St., Andover) through April 2.
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Well, that's our goal, too, we want to have ... hopefully our voice, too, is kind of irreverent and playful, because we want to make things fun to read.
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He's an irreverent, invasive spiritual guide and marriage counselor to his flock, making life difficult for Mandy Moore and John Krasinski as they gear up to tie the knot.
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There is probably nothing in the show that would provoke the kind of revulsion Waters' early films did; Home Improvements isn't shocking so much as slyly witty and irreverent.
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However, BoJack Horseman is also one of the funniest shows that streaming has to offer, thanks to its irreverent humor and all-too-accurate parodies of life in Hollywoo.
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After Wonder Woman passed Deadpool at the domestic box office over the weekend, the star of the latter film posted a characteristically irreverent message of congratulations Monday on Instagram.
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No, not the kind of chatbots that have been around for donkeys' years, adding robotic interjections to irreverent chatrooms when the Internet was a niche playground just for nerds.
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Together, they go into battle against a new threat, with all the big action of the usual MCU films, but with a lot more irreverent, bantery, low-key looseness.
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"Although Felix has created a following by being provocative and irreverent, he clearly went too far in this case," said a Maker Studios representative to The Wall Street Journal.
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Personally, I got into them by listening to The Read, a show on which two black hosts discuss hip-hop and popular culture using irreverent banter and black vernacular.
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And while Hillary Clinton did nothing to try to distance herself from that establishment image, Trump constantly did and continues to do so with every irreverent comment and tweet.
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"It's a privilege to create a love letter to fans of the original High School Musical movies while also making an irreverent, feel-good musical for a new generation."
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Then Maharlika opened in 2011 — on First Avenue, yes, but with an irreverent attitude, serious cocktails and no shirking from pig ears, chicken feet or bagoong (fermented baby shrimp).
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And despite the title, Ms. Williams is her usual funny, irreverent self in this collection of very brief sketches sometimes only loosely connected to the theme of the divine.
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Like that irreverent retrospective, the new doc holds up what Cattelan has brought to fore in the art world and allows us to view it from many different angles.
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His long-held role as an irreverent purveyor of robust, raucous house records remains intact, yet the album introduces shades of his character hitherto untapped—or at least underappreciated.
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On stage, on Twitter, and on television, O'Neal honed an irreverent edge to her humor that encourages audiences to face the absurdity of the world—starting with her own.
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Jeanne Marie Laskas's respectfully irreverent "Hidden America" tells the stories of Americans whose "invisible" jobs — coal miners, air traffic controllers and professional cheerleaders among them — keep the country running.
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The similarities are clear in everything from the chunky art style and top-down view to the wacky characters and irreverent plot, which culminates in a cartoonish boss battle.
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Vice started as a free punk magazine in Montreal in 1994 and has traded on its irreverent, brash tone to become a global media company with about 3,000 employees.
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To bring up that we work under different rules from our male colleagues is to disturb the irreverent, never-serious fantasy world that male comedians have created around themselves.
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There are other unlikely casting choices in the "Big Short" director Adam McKay's sure-to-be-irreverent take on George W. Bush's vice president: Amy Adams as Lynne Cheney.
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Critic's Pick The often irreverent French director François Ozon gets serious with a fact-based story about a group of men who were childhood victims of a pedophile priest.
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CreditCreditNicholas Calcott Jacolby Satterwhite has spent the past decade making highly wrought digitally animated science-fiction worlds and irreverent modern dance pieces that draw on vogueing and martial arts.
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A pair of simple white ankle socks can change the tone of an outfit to a surprising degree, making even a dressy staple like loafers feel playful and irreverent.
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They've also complained of the new leadership's repeated interference with their writing, which is known for its irreverent, stick-it-to-the-man take on sports, culture, and politics.
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It's all about the unpredictable and irreverent moments at Viacom Inc's fan-voted Movie Awards, which taped Saturday in Los Angeles and will air Sunday on the MTV network.
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Not that week when his newest grandchild, my daughter, was less than 2 months old and I had deeply imagined the irreverent, playful relationship that would unfold between them.
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They're counting on comic incongruity, the mismatch between a fast food chain and an irreverent public presence — and, most crucially, the mismatch between a corporation and a rap mixtape.
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During a guided tour of the exhibition, the somewhat self-deprecating artist pointed to these deliberate aberrations and humorously referred to his irreverent and mocking attitude to making art.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — At the Monnaie de Paris, Maurizio Cattelan's often irreverent, nerdy sculptures are stylishly and emotionally charged through their intersection with reverent neoclassical surroundings.
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First appearing in the late 230s, these hokey sculptures were sold as three-dimensional greeting cards, each embodying a different emotion, phrase, or sentiment, from the saccharine to the irreverent.
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By turns flinty and tender, devotional and irreverent, haunted and enraptured, Cash's poems — which date back to the 1940s — proved as multifaceted and emotionally far-reaching as the man himself.
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Whether you're a bullish Tesla superfan or an intense skeptic, there's one thing on which you can agree: The electric carmaker, and its irreverent and impish CEO, are seldom boring.
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Stanley Siegel, an irreverent New York television talk-show host whose unscripted interviews coupled Jack Paar's raw candor with Oscar Wilde's credo that nothing succeeds like excess, died on Jan.
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It's a striking fact the editors of that irreverent newspaper were never prosecuted with blasphemy, despite the massive international pressure, even though the legal basis to bring a charge existed.
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Sporting dark suits, white, pony-tailed hair and tinted sunglasses in his later years that made him instantly recognizable, an irreverent wit was also part of a carefully crafted persona.
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And imagine if Bohemian Rhapsody's approach to Queen's creative and collaborative process had been less worshipful and more deliberately irreverent and exploratory — perhaps we could have gotten a modern Amadeus.
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Sporting dark suits, white, pony-tailed hair and tinted sunglasses in his later years that made him instantly recognisable, an irreverent wit was also part of a carefully crafted persona.
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This Adult Swim Games creation, featuring the characters and worlds of the irreverent Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland series, is out on iOS [download link] and Android [download link] Wednesday.
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This week, owners of the irreverent (and kind of obnoxious, imo) Cards Against Humanity game unveiled their annual PR stunt and it has higher aspirations than last year's pointless hole.
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The first movie was irreverent—it's still insane that a major hero in a massive summer movie hit was a vulgar talking raccoon—but this one is more overtly comedic.
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You may know Dollar Shave Club best from its viral 2012 advert (or its line of "butt wipes for men"), but the company's irreverent humor certainly hasn't impeded its growth.
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"Flora Powers is not meant to be anything more lofty than a flower delivery service," explains Andrea Hill of Paloma Powers, the irreverent creative agency that has produced the project.
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Contemplating movie stars, serial killers, and masculinity, the title poem of this incisive, irreverent collection refers not to the Bible but to a scrapbook dedicated to the actor Daniel Craig.
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Mr. McEwan's little homunculus is, by turns, earnest, mocking, sarcastic, searching and irreverent, especially when his mother has had several glasses of wine and he's reeling from a contact high.
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Hailee Steinfeld and Haley Lu Richardson star in a coming-of-age comedy-drama, with Kyra Sedgwick as a hopelessly unhelpful mother and Woody Harrelson as an irreverent teacher-mentor.
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One answer is that Abramson was intent on shoring up a conclusion that she had reached well before she began her reporting: that digital media is sloppy, irreverent, not serious.
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In "The Sellout," Mr. Beatty, who lives in New York, amplified those themes and took gleefully irreverent stances by poking fun at the civil rights movement and Black History Month.
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A notably irreverent interpretation is the photographer David LaChapelle's "Rebirth of Venus," which continues the debate between admirers of Botticelli and those of Michelangelo, who generally view Botticelli as saccharine.
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Yachty is a disciple of Lil B, the irreverent and cultish Bay Area rapper whose ethos of self-love and hyperpositivity continues to influence each new micro-generation of rap.
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Today, Galliano helms Maison Margiela — and while the house's collaborators and contributors are kept secret, let's just say this season featured some irreverent skull caps and headsets on the runway.
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This morality tale features cross-dressing, pie fights and more; they're calling it irreverent family theater, and we're calling it a must for connoisseurs of performance art. Dec. 6–23.
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This concert, filmed in July, is mostly a greatest-hits revue of the irreverent, often naughty, but always catchy music that made their duo, Flight of the Conchords, so beloved.
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Because of the mission and work ethic of EdLabs, the Harvard-affiliated social science research lab that I founded, it has always been a collegial and at times irreverent place.
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Filled with irreverent jokes fired like fastballs, the 220 episodes of this Fox comedy are a breeze to binge and are smartly satisfying, even as they leave a bitter aftertaste.
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In her candid and cheerfully irreverent new book, "Old in Art School: A Memoir of Starting Over," Painter says she never really questioned her decision to go back to school.
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It's unlike any of the other games I tried, but bright graphics and a vaguely irreverent sense of humor promise to cement this one very quickly as an entertaining diversion.
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In addition to online trolls, the show offers up irreverent takes on white allies, the strain of Afrocentric conservatives known as "Hoteps," and campus free speech, among other hot topics.
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In the irreverent parody, "rubbing alcohol will be consumed, imaginary pregnancies will be indulged, and gender constructs will be destroyed once and for all," the troupe said in a statement.
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But, like many other people, the endearingly irreverent Netflix adaptation made me want to give the game another shot, and the recently released Switch port felt like a good opportunity.
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Ssing Ssing, from Korea, drew its songs and vocal style from Korean folk tradition, but transmogrified them by way of glam-rock, disco and psychedelia: an irreverent but intriguing hybrid.
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He settled on "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies," a gory and irreverent Jane Austen mash-up, and assigned it to a young writer, Mr. Grahame-Smith, for a $5,000 advance.
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Franken is fully aware that even the most thrown-off or nominally irreverent quip can become toxic after being put through what Franken calls the "de-humorizer" of partisan America.
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Mr. Barrett started writing for The Voice in 1973 and, five years later, inherited the already battle-scarred and politically irreverent Runnin' Scared column just as Mr. Koch became mayor.
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Her stage persona is funny, irreverent and approachable, her band is terrific and her songs cycle lushly through a whole range of moods, from dance-party exuberance to mournful darkness.
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The three-year-old comic book, from writer Kelly Sue DeConnick and artist Valentine De Landro, has always been an irreverent, zippy, and at times sorrowful satire and intergalactic allegory.
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While dipping things in paint often has an earnest, upcycling bent — born of frugality or environmentalism — certain versions of it are decidedly irreverent: dunking a piece of art, for instance.
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MacKenzie's departure would mark the end of an era for the irreverent tabloid, which during his editorship sold over 3.5 million copies a day and is now down to 1.6 million.
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Sunday's commemoration started at the former premises of Charlie Hebdo, where two brothers armed with assault rifles shot and killed 11, including most of the notoriously irreverent publication's cartoonists and writers.
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More recently, though, Chato has found a degree of success as a YouTuber, operating a vlog that offers up his irreverent take on the mostly tech-related things he's passionate about.
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It's a timely and captivating story, starring two-time Emmy® award-winning actor Bradley Whitford, Steve Zahn, and Lamorne Morris, told through an irreverent blend of drama, comedy and pathos.
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Among other considerations—balancing old plays and new, serious and irreverent, plays that look out as well as in—he wanted to expand audiences and give everyone a "really good time".
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The book reflects its author in this sense — a skeptical rationalist and a brave man who, it turns out, was also a fine writer with an irreverent and sometimes poetic touch.
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The arrests and broadcast bans have shocked Kenyans used to the freewheeling media and irreverent political culture that have taken root since the end of decades of autocratic rule in 2002.
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His new book, "God is Round," is a beautifully written exploration of some of football's biggest stars (Messi, Ronaldo, Zidane), as well as a deep dive into more irreverent topics, i.e.
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It has also been used for more irreverent purposes, such as a woman who broadcast her reaction to trying on a Chewbacca mask and has garnered 160 million views to date.
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Even if buyers end up using it as an actual phone, the low-tech flex is about nabbing an irreverent, hard-to-cop item, like most other items in the section.
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What that means immediately is less THUMP and more Trump, along with a dedication to covering the races through the winking, irreverent lens our readers have come to know and love.
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In this sense, Ms. Lucas's art feels like an important historical springboard from which to expand beyond the intrepid and irreverent platform of the Young British Artists, into the next millennium.
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She also wrote diary posts about her festival experiences and, with Kathleen Carroll, a former film critic for The Daily News in New York, irreverent guides to the Cannes Film Festival.
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The first Mr. McCain was the one the public saw a lot on television: irreverent, cheerful, reverential — of veterans, senior voters, Gold Star mothers, small-business owners — and thoughtful about policy.
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As he walks the halls of the Capitol, often surrounded by reporters — he once famously referred to the news media as "my base" — Mr. McCain is his usual irreverent, prickly self.
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The students were sporting dragon tattoos and irreverent shirts — one had "Obsessive Compulsive Disorder" emblazoned on its back — and playing bloody shoot-'em-up video games on their phones before class.
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While many live-streaming stars, such as Papi Jiang, an irreverent comic from Shanghai, are culled from the ranks of China's top arts schools, Mr. Li is unpolished, raw and agitated.
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The transitions between these interior moments and colorful, often irreverent recreations of biblical scenes are occasionally awkward, and the performances from the rest of the cast are not equally fleshed out.
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He was funny, irreverent, erudite and kind, the sort of person who called your elderly mother, visiting from Iran, to entertain her in her native language while you were at work.
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Centering on three irreverent nuns played by Aubrey Plaza (witchy and bitchy), Alison Brie (frustrated and snooty) and Kate Micucci (bi-curious and babyish), the goofy plot never finds its groove.
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By Design Spiked Bismarck palm fronds, dramatic clusters of flamingo-pink anthuriums, flowering quince branches — MetaFlora's bold arrangements are unexpected and irreverent, marrying ikebana-inflected minimalism with a dash of kitsch.
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Liquid Death's latest marketing campaign moves away from "building the cool, irreverent brand," and tweaks its messaging to be "a bit more focused on death to plastic," Cessario told Business Insider.
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Coleman's story has been told in books, television programs, a French documentary and, earlier this year, an irreverent episode of Comedy Central's "Drunk History," with the actress and comedian Lyric Lewis.
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It was a very rudimentary way of working, more like stop-motion than 3D animation, but it suited the rough irreverent style I was after, and there was no rendering required.
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It's a remarkable achievement for a year-old podcast and a testament to the power of Barstool's brand of humor, irreverent takes and sports for 18- to 30-year-old men.
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I try to reveal irreverent visions of today's world remixing classic paintings, objects or known personalities with ironic elements and show the negative side of social networks, politics, industry, and commerce.
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" Nick Woodhouse, the president and chief marketing officer of ABG (which owns Juicy Couture), said that "Jamie lives the Juicy Couture lifestyle and embraces the brand's bold and irreverent Los Angeles spirit.
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Irreverent and unfiltered, we've all grown to identify the comedian as an open book one devours alongside a bottle of pinot to numb the madness of our nation's current state of affairs.
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Magic Wand is full of irreverent, rambling characters and vivid landscapes that are like hazy remembrances of role-playing games as a kid made real again, with a palette set to dazzle.
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And we should all be glad to be so right, because Logan Lucky looks like the kind of movie only Soderbergh could bring us: irreverent, serious, weird, normal, and just generally great.
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And after irreverent comedian Kathy Griffin tweeted a staged photograph of herself holding a mask of Trump's bloody, severed head, CNN quickly fired her as Anderson Cooper's New Year's Eve broadcast sidekick.
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If that's not enough, online platform CurateLA has teamed up with the Institute of Contemporary Art LA for an irreverent Hollywood bus tour led by Jen Stark, Nao Bustamante, and Salina Estitties.
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The memorable closing track, "93 J's L8r," on this five piece's debut album from 2017 involved "The Simpsons," zombies and joints, and solidified their image as makers of slightly irreverent grunge-pop.
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A few weeks after that Proms debut, she released a recording of her "collaboration" with Vivaldi, a joyously irreverent response to "The Four Seasons" using a combination of electronics and live instruments.
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Chabot also is the author of a quirky and occasionally irreverent blog on his campaign website, where at times he has seemed to write anything on his mind at a given moment.
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SJP appears blissfully unaware of the conventions of Instagram — she doesn't know how to do the artful brunch photo or the posed-not-posed group shot with an irreverent cool girl caption.
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Golden State Warriors guard Klay Thompson continued his streak of irreverent press conference moments on Monday by tossing a top-notch paper airplane at the media before walking out of the room.
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Taco Bell has continued Niccol's irreverent style, even upping the ante by releasing a clothing line with Forever 21, announcing a resort for loyal customers and even offering weddings at one location.
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"Their love for eccentric vintage pieces, folkloric costumes, and antique handbags was inspiring for me to witness and seemed almost irreverent in a town where everyone tended to dress homogeneously," she says.
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"Although Felix has created a following by being provocative and irreverent, he clearly went too far in this case and the resulting videos are inappropriate," reads a statement Disney provided to TIME.
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But the whole affair feels like a pared-down, irreverent take on Link's early adventures (he never went to the Poopoo or Peepee forests, alas), but with this compelling, grid-based design.
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His flow remains as effortless and irreverent as ever, but he rarely looks like he's having that much fun on stage, and he often skips appearances altogether, preferring to dodge the limelight.
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" Based around Sergei Prokofiev's 1934 "Lieutenant Kijé Suite," the irreverent yuletide theme reached No. 2 in the British charts – only missing on the top spot because of the Queen classic "Bohemian Rhapsody.
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As enjoyable as "Our Kind of Traitor" is in its smartly paced and irreverent opening half-hour, it is let down by some muddled, choppily edited action sequences in its later stages.
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With a defiantly lo-fi feel and an irreverent wit, Cheap Date drew an impressive lineup of contributors, including Chloë Sevigny, Debbie Harry, Harmony Korine, Anita Pallenberg, Bryan Ferry and Jerry Hall.
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After Mr. Bannon met Mr. Breitbart at the 2004 screening of "In the Face of Evil," the two men hit it off, bonding over their similar views and a common irreverent streak.
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Many of us who supported Donald Trump did so fully understanding that the system needed an irreverent jolt, and that another steady Republican succession plan would result in warmed-over swamp expansions.
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He would be the most irreverent individual ever nominated by a major American political party, barely cognizant of the most basic tenets of Christianity, forgiveness and grace, or the rite of communion.
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But a beagle with a cool, irreverent attitude (he farts on everything!), which perhaps betrays the outsized influence that the era's mascot-led platformers had on Frontier as they developed the game.
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But after the success of an irreverent comic-book movie like "Deadpool," perhaps mass audiences are ready to see a studio break the family-friendly mold with 3-D animation as well.
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And when Drunk History and a film both tackle the same historical event, the advantages of Drunk History's irreverent approach to material that's so often treated with extreme reverence become very apparent.
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The unusual and irreverent "caganer" figurines are part of a longstanding holiday tradition in this region in northeastern Spain, and they are not meant to denigrate the politicians and celebrities they portray.
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They came, somewhat tongue in cheek, in the citation for the prestigious Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award, which compared her irreverent "bad influence" to that of Lindgren, the Swedish author and political activist.
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With 583,000 followers on Instagram, the 30year-old has become one of the most popular social media influencers in the fashion space, with fans hooked on her stylish outfits and irreverent captions.
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The Morning Show is a #MeToo-inspired prestige drama; Dickinson is an irreverent retelling of an American poet's life for the teen set; and Mythic Quest is a high-concept workplace comedy.
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Suit sales in the US grew 10% from 2009-13, according to Fortune, and it's possible that Suitsupply's irreverent take on the serious classic propelled it to the forefront of the trend.
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The Army briefly banned the sale of the paper in Europe in 1953 for "irreverent treatment" of the military, but Congress members and the American Civil Liberties Union helped overturn the ban.
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THE LOOK The photographer Daniel Arnold spent the month of May camped outside the New York City Clerk's Office, documenting couples getting married in irreverent, wild, untraditional — and sometimes very traditional — ways.
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Oskar Eustis, the company's boldly political artistic director, will direct this Shakespeare tragedy about an irreverent populist leader and the "small band of patriots" who make a fateful decision to oppose him.
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The MTV Movie and TV awards usually focus on crowd-pleasing movies and TV shows and have become an irreverent antidote to the winter Hollywood awards season, which honors more serious fare.
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On College Football The university has prohibited its scramble band, often irreverent and sometimes funny, from performing at athletic events, and plans to form a more traditional band after the football season.
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The company says it won't allow ads supporting a candidate, political party or issue, because they don't fit with the "light-hearted and irreverent feeling" that the app is aiming for. 7.
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"I want to build on the excellent work the Beacon has done and continue to train serious reporters who have a conservative outlook and an irreverent sensibility," she said in an email.
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He even stopped his motorcade to personally stick his finger in the nose of an irreverent teenager who Correa later had thrown in jail (the young man was eventually freed after apologizing).
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Born Christopher Breaux and raised in New Orleans, he was a quiet sage who fell in with a pack of irreverent skate rats and rappers in Los Angeles known as Odd Future.
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They may have been brought aboard to give young Han Solo a wiseacre vibe and an irreverent style, but Lucasfilm still felt the directors had a responsibility to tell the story as written.
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CEO Elon Musk has been praised, vilified, and penalized by the SEC for his irreverent and seemingly off-the-cuff approach to running an automaker, epitomized by his tweets that have moved markets.
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The biggest problem with Daybreak is that for every solid joke or hilarious visual gag, there's an attempt at irreverent topicality that falls flat, or an homage that feels lazy rather than clever.
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With its mile-a-minute joke delivery and irreverent takes on pop culture, it became a critical hit, rejuvenated Alec Baldwin's and Tracy Morgan's careers, and marked Fey's ascent to comedy A-lister.
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In an effort to put flesh on these irreverent bones, the Public Religion Research Institute, a non-profit body based in Washington, DC, came up with some broad measures of religiosity and spirituality.
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The youth-oriented MTV network, known for its irreverent award shows, again dispensed with gender classifications, placing men and women together in performance categories in a move to embrace equality and gender fluidity.
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If the film is anything like the irreverent clip — which showed a lot of Reynolds' body of work — fans can expect more of the same jokes, blood, and gore from the OG Deadpool.
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She may turn instead to one in a raft of breezily irreverent styles: thigh-high or knee-grazing skirts; trousers in place of a dress; exaggerated sleeves and sassy off-the-shoulder necklines.
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Bud Collins, the passionate, often irreverent face of tennis for nearly half a century in his Wimbledon broadcasts and his newspaper and magazine columns, died on Friday at his home in Brookline, Mass.
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Hope: Humanity has done wonderful things on Earth and can move on to do even more wonderful things among the stars, provided we keep a healthy reserve of boundless, irreverent, and unreasonable optimism.
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This instance of meta madness reveals to us that Soderbergh, who has more faces than Janus as a filmmaker, is not in blockbuster mode but has instead taken the role of irreverent trickster.
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Matthew McConaughey, Ben Affleck, Milla Jovovich, and Adam Goldberg may be huge film stars today but they were not as well-known when they acted in Richard Linklater's irreverent stoner comedy in 1993.
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For all his posturing as a jaded, middle-aged relic of a less-woke time, though, Ellis exudes the same youthful spirit he's always had: of irreverent amusement, quiet irony, indefatigable artistic curiosity.
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I mean, not death — his music was full of energy and verve and kind of instructions on how to get the most out of life — but some of his lyrics were really irreverent.
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Among the arrivals are Clem and her irreverent college pals, ahead of her bride-to-be; then come Bennie's sister and brother, Carrie and Lloyd, without partners but with their respective young children.
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CreditCreditVincent Tullo for The New York Times A new self-awareness entered painting toward the end of the 13th century, which initiated an irreverent, sometimes but not always loving interrogation of the medium.
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Named for and modeled after Match Game — RuPaul is an unapologetic game show nerd — the challenge makes contestants hone a celebrity look and impression and crack irreverent jokes while staying on their toes.
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Among the arguments Mr. Weinstein's lawyers made at that time was that the producer's name had been mentioned online by Page Six, The New York Post's irreverent gossip column, more than 11,000 times.
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They were part of a larger movement, the Chicago Imagists, whose graphic, irreverent art drew on pop culture and reflected an absurdist sense of humor and an often unglamorous interest in the body.
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Stella McCartney and Bella Freud, among London's coolest women designers, drawn to an irreverent power player who defied all expectations, used Ms. Pallenberg as a reference point and counted her as a friend.
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Caitlin Moran is the Mary Poppins of contemporary pop-culture feminism, a benevolent, irreverent cheerleader whose magic bag contains everything from position papers on pubic waxing to full-throated defenses of music snobs.
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In a year of epic superhero movie landmarks like Black Panther and Avengers: Infinity War, one superhero will likely stand on his own as a hilariously irreverent sidebar among 219.97's film releases.
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That pair of filmmakers are known for making irreverent, audience-friendly hits like The Lego Movie and 21 Jump Street, and their take on the material shouldn't have necessarily come as a big surprise.
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When it first emerged in the late 18th century, La portentosa vida de la muerte was a victim of censorship by the Inquisition for its irreverent treatment of death, and copies were subsequently burned.
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The Orville feels exactly like the type of show that Disney would send over to Hulu, as opposed to Disney+'s more family friendly approach — it's an irreverent and slightly more adult-oriented series.
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He's been spotted on T-shirts and at the Republican National Convention, and at QuakeCon, a popular gaming convention, this shrine for Harambe quickly filled up with irreverent tributes to our dead ape cousin.
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"Although Felix has created a following by being provocative and irreverent, he clearly went too far in this case and the resulting videos are inappropriate," a representative for Maker Studios said in a statement.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The irreverent architecture criticism blog McMansion Hell has gone offline after its creator, Kate Wagner, received a cease-and-desist letter yesterday from online real estate database Zillow.
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"It's still like that makeover show that is so satisfying to watch with the before and after," but the irreverent, cheeky tone (and the amount of rosė sipped per episode) are certainly new territory.
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As it begins producing original video content, Facebook looks to be using the same strategy it has applied with success in hiring workers, acquiring companies and attacking rivals: Target the young and irreverent first.
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She's also criticized by people who worry her sarcastic and irreverent sense of humor, especially when it comes to addressing the sexism she regularly encounters, is the wrong approach to fighting for gender equality.
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"He combined humor, an irreverent style, and impeccable timing and established himself as the leading rock radio personality in North America," the National Radio Hall of Fame said in a statement, Inside Radio reported.
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The irreverent Pogues and Kirsty MacColl classic regularly tops lists of favorite Christmas songs, but there have been calls for it to be banned over the word "faggot", a derogatory term for gay men.
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"Although Felix has created a following by being provocative and irreverent, he clearly went too far in this case, and the resulting videos are inappropriate," a Maker Studios spokeswoman told the Wall Street Journal.
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I'm also reading Under Tiberius by Nick Tosches, a book I thought was going to be an irreverent alt-history send-up of Christ and how he wasn't the man we thought he was.
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"In The Beach Bum, Harmony has crafted the perfect movie for our dark and serious time," Lesher said in a statement, "a refreshingly original, irreverent, and hilarious stoner comedy that only he could create."
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Even if you've never donned an apron or taken an order, The Bitchy Waiter's voice is irreverent, self-deprecating, and just mean enough to satisfy everyone but the customers whose bad behavior he bashes.
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In JACKRABBIT SMILE (Mulholland / Little, Brown, $26), the partners are tasked with finding Jackie (Jackrabbit) Mulhaney, the daughter of white supremacists who don't care that Hap is irreverent and Leonard is black and gay.
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Matt Young's inventive, unsparing, irreverent and consistently entertaining "Eat the Apple" is that, but it is also a useful corrective to the current idealization of the American soldier — or in this case a Marine.
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BEIJING — She was known as China's clickbait queen, an irreverent blogger who prescribed shopping to combat sadness ("better than sex, orgasms, strawberry cake") and makeovers to win back cheating husbands ("men are visual animals").
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One of these, on the cover, modifies the title "Hit Refresh" with the notation "FN + F5," which was too much for the irreverent tech website The Register (slogan: "Biting the hand that feeds I.T.").
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The irreverent hashtag in the title of Yael Ronen's "#Genesis — A Starting Point" at the Munich Kammerspiele seems to insist that the Biblical account of creation is, or ought to be, a trending topic.
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There are multipronged efforts to strengthen the arts, teaching stev in the schools, organizing "pop-up" concerts to find audiences in unexpected places, creating irreverent Facebook pages that mix the traditional and the contemporary.
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An elegant big-cast production at Lincoln Center and an irreverent two-actor work at Ars Nova split a prize for best new American theater work at the annual Obie Awards on Monday night.
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Based on Dav Pilkey's irreverent graphic-novel series — especially the book "Dog Man: A Tale of Two Kitties" — this adaptation from TheaterWorksUSA has enough zany humor to crack up anyone who's 22 percent human.
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In a recent video interview, he sounded almost irreverent about his homeland's towering composer — especially about the notion, still widely held, that the symphonies are evocative of Finnish folk music and depictions of nature.
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"From what I could tell, he was an intelligent, joyful and adventurous British man with an irreverent sense of humor and a love of art and food that rivaled my own," Ms. Kaplan said.
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Maddon is well known for his irreverent style; he has brought magicians and zoo animals into the clubhouse, de-emphasizes the busywork of batting practice and peppers his news conferences with pop-culture references.
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The expertly paced episode, directed by Harry Bradbeer, plunges us back into Fleabag's irreverent juxtaposition of dark and light, switching deftly between acts of tipsy dinner discomfort peppered with potent punch lines ("A les—").
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As sardonic and irreverent as it aims to be, I love that Deadly Class never shortchanges the anxiety and fears of being a teen, and the cast really nails their performances of those feelings.
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Partially inspired by the fiction of Don DeLillo, the album is an irreverent yet tightly produced cycle of glib electropop, Mr. Baio's vocals borrowing from the deeply mellifluous examples of Roy Orbison and Jens Lekman.
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Alligator Boots, which West cocreated along with collaborator and friend Rhymefest, came to life as a filthy, irreverent spoof of The Muppet Show, hosted by West and costarring a felt-covered pig named Pork Troy.
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"Although Felix has created a following by being provocative and irreverent, he clearly went too far in this case and the resulting videos are inappropriate," a Maker Studios spokeswoman said in a statement to Mashable.
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The acquisition marks one of the biggest e-commerce deals in recent years, and is proof that the company's recipe of standout, irreverent marketing coupled with low prices created a brand with a huge value.
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The polls give him a strong edge; he has a Brexit deal ready to go; his brand of entertaining, irreverent populism is popular on the campaign trail; and his Labour opponent, Jeremy Corbyn, is unpopular.
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The NFL has made no noticeable effort to clamp down on the irreverent vibe and seems content for one day at least to let non-traditional media have a piece of the Super Bowl pie.
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For example, investing in a company like Vice, which is known for its irreverent tone, allows more buttoned-up establishments like 21st Century Fox and Disney to reach their audience without having to shift tone.
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If I were Burger King, I'd probably want to downplay my company's rich association with human piss, but the intent here is clear: BK wants you to know it's irreverent, relatable, and, above all, fun!
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Even though the writers Frank and Heidecker are witty and irreverent while making sense of both Dalí's worldview and the Marx brothers' dynamic, their text interrupts, almost disturbs the sheer beauty of Manuela Pertega's work.
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Starting as an intern for a certain irreverent Congressman named Donald Rumsfeld (a frightening Steve Carell), Cheney proves himself a loyal and dutiful lackey to technocratic power, which he soon gets to see up close.
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"The aggressive sort of irreverent nature of what digital media is, in that it isn't traditional, in that you can make your way there, that was an outlet for our ownership and they knew it."
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It has ushered in an irreverent revisionist wave from "Into the Woods" to "The Lego Movie" that would comfortably incorporate a strong heroine uninterested in romance, much like "The Wee Free Men"'s Tiffany Aching.
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He's joined onstage by Neil V and Bill Stacy, and together, the three DJs pump irreverent acid techno and hardcore to a crowd hovering over their insane triple turntable set-up to watch them work.
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Beyond Drifting could be viewed as a playful project, with Barker using Victorian taxonomy to impart an irreverent sense of awe to discarded stroller wheels and plastic bottles, yet the issue it presents is serious.
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She also became one of the most popular players — among fans around the world and her own teammates — thanks in part to her irreverent sense of humor and a porous filter for her innermost thoughts.
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What made Deadpool such a surprise hit last year was not just how irreverent and vulgar it was, but also a decade-long struggle to get Fox to make the film in the first place.
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And for years at Shea Stadium, it proved to be a popular event, even if the banners tended to be a little more cute (see above, 1965) and a little less irreverent than the originals.
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The drawing "Pizza Liberation," 2017, in which the artist holds a drooping slice of pizza next to George Segal's statues of the Gay Liberation Monument in the West Village, is irreverent, honest, and self-deprecating.
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In the preceding decades, Mr. Tunbjork had made a name for himself internationally as an irreverent observer of modern life, both in reportage and in art books including "Country Beside Itself" (1993) and "Office" (2002).
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Suspended from these cooking vessels, in turn, are gaily colored plastic fruits and vegetables — bananas, peppers, pears, ears of corn — that bounce around in the breeze in irreverent colloquy with the park's well-tended greenery.
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Now two years old, this industrial-chic space with irreverent touches — exposed pipes, marbled concrete floors, giant murals of pigeons, one with Mike Tyson — is perpetually packed and serves contemporary izakaya-style (think tapas) dishes.
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Critics' rating: 80%Audience score: 95%Critics' consensus: "'Jojo Rabbit's' blend of irreverent humor and serious ideas definitely won't be to everyone's taste — but either way, this anti-hate satire is audacious to a fault."
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Known for his outlandish creations, and an irreverent sense of humour that set him apart in the often snooty world of fashion, Gaultier is celebrating 50 years in the business as well as his swansong.
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It managed to be both irreverent and funny when it appeared as the show "Insecure" characters were obsessed with during the second season of that series, and it received some major love during the finale.
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Beginning this Thursday, Monica Bill Barnes & Company, the irreverent contemporary dance troupe, will offer "The Museum Workout": a 45-minute physical journey that spans two miles of the Metropolitan Museum of Art before opening hours.
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Of course, the Oscars aren't usually subject to such irreverent meme-making unless it's prompted by a staged gag, like Ellen DeGeneres's famous selfie, or a particularly juicy reaction from the live audience in attendance.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Stewart Butterfield, chief executive of the workplace collaboration app Slack, once offended Robert De Niro at an awards event with an irreverent comment, prompting the actor to curse at him from the stage.
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It's created by Kyle Hunter and Ariel Shaffir, two of the writers behind the irreverent Sausage Party, and Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg are executive producers, so it obviously embraces a certain kind of comedic tone.
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"Getting to understand Trump's appeal because of his irreverent confidence, combativeness, the kind of candor that...a lot of these other guys lack -- that's understandable," Sayegh said on the Greg Gutfeld Show in July of 2015.
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I mean, you talk about the fact that we have all these Republican primary voters who -- they like the fact that he's irreverent and he's loud -- but at the same time, they don't like big government.
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The brand is billing itself as an "unfiltered beer" — not unlike most of its wheat brew competitors — and launching a campaign called "Live Life Unfiltered" in order to create an edgy, irreverent image for the beer.
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"An intriguing mix of classic movie star with an irreverent, urban edge, Zac's unique style, confidence, charisma, and wit makes him the perfect advocate for Hugo Man's biggest venture yet," the brand said of its choice.
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Page 314: Even in a culture brimming with irreverent disdain, I never heard anyone utter a word of cynical trollery about Facebook and its values, either at on-boarding or during my years of work there.
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"The initial idea was to make it like the Beatles' film" he explains, citing the irreverent whimsy of A Hard Day's Night as an example of what the film might have achieved under more competent direction.
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"What I love about it is that it is irreverent, fun and totally different than the literally hundreds of realtor ads in Vancouver at the moment that are all so boring and cliché," he told AdWeek.
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Even though [we] were hitting quite funny jokes afterwards, it sort of needed to be a certain length for the audience to be able to recover and get back in the irreverent spirit of the movie.
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One day before Congress voted on whether to allow Internet service providers (also known as ISPs) to sell customer data, the creator of the irreverent hit game "Cards Against Humanity" issued a strong warning on Twitter.
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During this season, it was nice to be back with the irreverent humor and off-the-wall jokes that are part and parcel of any Tina Fey comedy, but I also couldn't help but feel tired.
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She is the author of "Wordbirds: An Irreverent Lexicon for the 21st Century," and her translations include the novels "Every Day, Every Hour," by Natasa Dragnic, and "The Lady of the Camellias," by Alexandre Dumas, fils.
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Not that it makes sense to compare us to animation, but in a sense, it does—to take something irreverent, and a half-hour basic cable thing, and make it into a movie... that seems counterintuitive.
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It was highly controversial upon its first release for its full-frontal nudity, liberal depiction of drug taking and irreverent treatment of the American flag, which was displayed up-side down and laid on the floor.
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Despite the social and political changes since the show's creation, its themes of racism, fears of nuclear war - and it's irreverent treatment of the American flag - mean that is still relevant to the current political discussion.
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One of them, Werner Büttner, arrived in New York in 1983, showing at Metro Pictures with his compatriots Martin Kippenberger, Albert Oehlen and Markus Oehlen; their ham-handed, irreverent canvases skewered painting and German Neo-Expressionism.
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This irreverent comedy is based on Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's 1990 fantasy novel (Gaiman serves as showrunner), and fun cameos abound (Benedict Cumberbatch as the voice of Satan, Frances McDormand as the voice of God).
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Blending irreverent comedy, soft-focus romance and historical re-examination, Mr. Gardley also draws on Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar," whose bloody conspirators have nothing on the plotters here — and there's an array of suspects to choose from.
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The actors' dysfunctional bus ride through Germany (with a brief excursion into Switzerland) becomes the framework for a performance that mixes personal narratives of displacement, escape and disorientation with shrewd, witty and, at times, irreverent observations.
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She told BuzzFeed News this week that she plans to use the Free Beacon to "train serious reporters who have a conservative outlook and an irreverent sensibility," with a focus on breaking news and original reporting.
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By appealing to those fans and egging them on toward direct resistance and action against Trump, Cards Against Humanity is entering new territory by attempting to use its famously irreverent comedy to bring about real change.
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In 2011, the British writer-comedian Joe Cornish delivered a promising feature directing debut with "Attack the Block," a wild, irreverent science-fiction action-comedy about an alien invasion thwarted by a gang of tough teenagers.
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"There was a time when stars could relax and be themselves at the Vanity Fair party," said Richard Rushfield, a former contributor to Vanity Fair who is now editor of The Ankler, an irreverent Hollywood newsletter.
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Then, less than two weeks later, Jeong — who had just been announced as joining the New York Times op-ed staff — was attacked for her long history of irreverent "I hate white people" humor on Twitter.
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Now, after 14 years of devouring Gawker's irreverent takedowns of politics, the media, Hollywood and bullshitters everywhere, readers are left wondering where to turn (well, besides Refinery29, of course — you obviously have great taste in media already).
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Donald Glover's success story with Atlanta is equally thrilling for the series' refreshingly irreverent and clear-eyed look at a city and culture that's far less familiar to most than the fictional (and snowy white) Stars Hollow.
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"[We wondered] what would it look like to write something that's politically conscious of some dark shit, but to have fun with it, almost in an irreverent, 'whats-the-point-of-this' kind of way," Remmi says.
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By becoming an outspoken symbol of depression and addiction, by treating her issues with humor and frankness, by being irreverent about fame and the character that made her famous, she revealed herself as approachable, relatable, and human.
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That irreverent-bordering-on-vulgar spirit is part of what made Deadpool such a surprise hit when it debuted in 2016, following a decade-long struggle to get Fox to make the film in the first place.
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Its ads, featuring models of different skin tones traipsing around New York City with irreverent attitudes, spurred a fanbase led by black women who were drawn to the campaign's emphasis on a body part society deemed shameful.
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That it disappoints shows how hard it is to reconcile Shakespeare's vague and ordinary life with his extraordinary, well-known works, and why many writers and screenwriters have opted for either irreverent mockery or dewy-eyed bardolatry.
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The title track of the album Blank Generation (21974), which Hell recorded with The Voidoids, articulated an irreverent sensibility, and playfulness of a generation of youth that came of age during the late-21970s and early 21970s.
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He reminds many of the region's irreverent former congressman, the late Jim Traficant, a populist firebrand who by the end of his career was a Democrat-in-name-only and headed for federal prison on racketeering charges.
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The company, known for its lists, irreverent content and fast-growing editorial operation, had projected about $250 million in revenues for 2015 but generated less than $170 million, according to three people with knowledge of the situation.
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The couturier, known for his irreverent and playful style, is preparing a musical stage production, the Jean Paul Gaultier Fashion Freak Show, which is billed as a pop extravaganza showcasing eccentric characters and episodes from his life.
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But the lawsuit against Gawker, which prides itself as an irreverent source of news, raises what legal scholars say are important and largely unresolved questions about the line between privacy and free expression in the Internet era.
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The floating obstacle courses leading to these encounters with the King of Koopas helped create the irreverent platforming locales from which the game's immediate descendants Super Mario Sunshine and Super Mario Galaxy would draw their best moments.
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Across the country to LA, we meet the LA City Municipal Dance Squad, whose inspired and irreverent half-time performances explore women's physicality, self-expression, and push the envelope of what it means to be a dancer.
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The prankster Two-Tailed Dog Party, which has fought the government with irreverent humor, had urged people to purposely cast an invalid ballot, which, in sufficient numbers, they hoped would deny the government its 50 percent threshold.
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Brunetti told me that the cartoons were "just beautifully drawn," and reminded him of "the early-seventies work of Bill Griffith," who is best known as the creator of the irrepressible and irreverent character Zippy the Pinhead.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 88% (season 2)What critics said: "Atypical is irreverent when it needs to be, insightful when it counts and, above all, empathetic to the pressures of growing up — on or off the spectrum.
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A Norwegian-born bassist with a big, dark tone and precision chops, Opsvik writes music with an irreverent intensity, adhering to no single style and showing little interest in the mannered formality of so much progressive jazz.
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The trailer sells The Hunt as an irreverent, somewhat campy horror-thriller, the kind of movie we're used to seeing from its studio Blumhouse Productions, which also produced Get Out, Happy Death Day, and Ma, among others.
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Unlike the sycophantic announcers on state-controlled television, Mr. Navalny has appealed to a younger generation with his irreverent humor and caustic denunciations of graft, insider deals and what he calls Russia's rigged political and economic system.
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But even with a limited palette, Mr. Suzuki was able to concoct "Branded to Kill," a portrait of a paranoid assassin in which the convoluted story is secondary to the perverse fever-dream imagery and irreverent humor.
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It was the latest instance of Mr. Pence — as earnest, conventional and on-message a politician as Mr. Trump is irreverent, unorthodox and unscripted — working to smooth the rough edges of a president who routinely draws controversy.
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You're not going to have the money to compete with the Cokes and the Pepsis, so the only way get it out there is if people organically want to share it because of the funny, irreverent marketing.
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The 21+ event will feature an irreverent "Gender Reveal Party" from Nao Bustamante, performing as Conchita, an eight-and-a-half-month pregnant Zumba instructor aided by fellow artist Marcus Kuiland-Nazario as Doula/Hype-man Cecilio.
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And you'll be really helping the founders of Merchantsoft: Adrian Merchant, a strait-laced entrepreneur looking to take Hypnospace mainstream, and his brother Dylan, an irreverent hacker type who seems a little uncomfortable with his own success.
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Echoes of Duchamp are everywhere in Hammons's work: puns and wordplay; irreverent humor; urinals and dust and everyday objects used as readymade art materials; the artist's withdrawal from the art market, while bending it to his needs.
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The addition of Mr. Carney — a former corporate lawyer who has also worked at Dealbreaker, an irreverent Wall Street blog; Business Insider; and CNBC — shows Breitbart trying to broaden its audience beyond its loyal, hard-right readers.
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Maybe if I'd seen the absurd yet totally relatable best friend character Peik Lin, played by the irreverent Awkwafina, I would have joined my high school improv group instead of being the fangirl who brought them sandwiches.
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The inspired choice to bring director Taika Waititi onboard to help carve a new, irreverent path for Chris Hemsworth's Avenger — and showcase the actor's scary-good comedic chops — reinvigorated both the genre and Marvel's stranglehold on it.
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Even more noteworthy is that Venom has outperformed its superhero peers despite not having Wonder Woman's critical success, Deadpool's irreverent underdog status, or the backing of Marvel's superhero hype machine like Spider-Man: Homecoming and Ant-Man.
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As with this group, and from what I've personally witnessed in classrooms and portfolio reviews, I'm so very excited to see a new vision for photography that's bold, diverse, and irreverent to the boundaries of what came before.
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" In announcing the production in New York's Central Park earlier this year, the Public Theater said the play had "never felt more contemporary," and described the Roman leader as "magnetic, populist, irreverent, he seems bent on absolute power.
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The cherubic Manneken Pis, belovedly irreverent icon of the Bruxellois, was shown relieving himself on a Kalashnikov in images on Twitter using the colors of the Belgian flag: a red boy and yellow gun against a black background.
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After Trump's election win, the general cottage industry of goofy Joe Biden memes took on a more pointed theme, namely, whatever irreverent thoughts Biden may be thinking now that his lease in the White House is almost up.
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The film has been lauded for its irreverent tone and racy humor, which typically are not characteristic of superhero movies "I have a filthy sense of humor that I freely input into the character of Deadpool," Reynolds explained.
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Within minutes of Zuma surviving Tuesday's heated impeachment vote in parliament thanks to unanimous support from African National Congress (ANC) loyalists, the 73-year-old traditionalist Zulu was facing another roasting on the nation's irreverent stand-up circuit.
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The final scene shows a group of irreverent modern-day students in a classroom, tossing paper wads as a professor lectures them on the information gleaned from an excavation of the city Akhnaten built in praise of Aten.
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But it was definitely in the power alley of what you'd expect a Chelsea Handler app to be, meaning it has a little edge, it's a little irreverent, and it's associated with relationships and things of that nature.
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Instead, it's trying to have it both ways: It tells the same story of historical achievement and progress that it always does, but then keeps busting out grating one-liners in an effort to be relatable and irreverent.
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What made Deadpool such a surprise hit when it debuted in 2016 was not just how irreverent and vulgar it was, but also a decade-long struggle to get Fox to make the film in the first place.
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"I've been aware of the shtickiness of my repertoire, like, 'This is the part of the song that's supposed to be really sappy and emotional, but I'm going to say something irreverent so it becomes endearing,'" he said.
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The show likes to alternate between scenes of unspeakable violence against women and scenes when those women triumphantly (albeit briefly) reclaim their power; acts as grand as the bombing and as private as Offred's irreverent self-affirmations qualify.
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Zink's narrative is propulsive, wonderfully stuffed with irreverent and absorbing banter among these characters who move in slightly off-kilter orbits, as if their wills are counterweighed by ballasts of personal history that we can only guess at.
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In this latest work, however, Yan shifts his irreverent gaze from the past to the present and toward projections of the future, taking stock of China's vertiginous economic rise and the astonishing dissolution of its collective social conscience.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Shuttered irreverent news website Gawker Media LLC has reached a $31 million cash settlement with Hulk Hogan, the former professional wrestler who won a $140 million judgment against the site over a leaked sex tape.
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Memegen, an internal forum that uses images overlaid with funny captions, was filled with irreverent posts that openly mocked how an email discussing the memo from Sundar Pichai, Google's chief executive, had leaked to the media so quickly.
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After a strong body of work this year from Reggie Watts and Rory Scovel, Nina Conti brought her irreverent ventriloquism show to New York, where she turned audience members into dummies and ad-libbed most of the jokes.
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ROME (Reuters) - Beppe Grillo, the irreverent comic who co-founded Italy's anti-establishment 20183-Star Movement, declared he was taking back leadership of the bloc this weekend ahead of a year-end referendum that could sink the government.
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Risk-taking hipsters are still drawn to Beijing, as well as those who do not care about having children or making much money—the so-called "Buddha-style young" drawn to Beijing's surprisingly irreverent, gritty-yet-arty subculture.
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Come see what artists — including the geologically inclined Nadja Frank, the irreverent carpenter Nick Doyle, the large-scale collagist Aaron Fowler, and conceptual investigator of the everyday (and Hyperallergic contributor) Chloë Bass — have been working on since September.
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" Bones, who has joined Bryan this season on American Idol as a mentor, pitched his pal the opportunity to perform one more song, and Bryan couldn't resist the cover craziness, launching into a gleefully irreverent version of "Sweet Caroline.
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She's unapologetically awkward, an unrepentant stoner whose discography is littered with irreverent updates to traditional country narratives, like "It Is What It Is," an ode to the late-night booty call with an ex that closes her debut album.
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Related: [NSFW] This Feminist Ex-Mormon Is Bringing Floral Vagina Paintings to Utah | #50StatesofArt A Cybernetic Dance Performance Explores the Future of Humanity Surreal Masks, An Irreverent Half-Time Dance Squad, and Infinity Burial Suits | Culture Beat Episode 5
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The campaign, which focuses on the health risks of vaping, is accordingly going for an "irreverent" tone — the FDA told NBC News it was planned to meet kids on their own turf through social media and in school bathrooms.
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"It's about building attention at scale, which leads to opportunities," says Vaynerchuk, a YouTube star who parlayed his fame as the host of an irreverent wine-tasting show in the mid-2000s into a career as an advertising executive.
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Since South Park emerged 21 years ago, the vast majority of adult-geared animated TV has followed its irreverent example, skewing either toward dorm-room surrealism (various Adult Swim series) or off-color edge-pushing (various Seth McFarlane series).
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"In a statement to the Wall Street Journal on Monday, Maker Studios said that "although Felix has created a following by being provocative and irreverent, he clearly went too far in this case and the resulting videos are inappropriate.
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The Anglo-American writer Andrew Sullivan, a "punk Tory" in his youth, went so far as to hail "South Park Republicans": irreverent young people driven rightward by the priggishness of the other side more than by any doctrinal commitment.
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Teaming up with stars like In A World's Lake Bell and Transparent's Amy Landecker, WIF has created a freshly irreverent series, Flip the Script, with production help from HECHO EN 72, aimed at provocatively calling out Hollywood's lingering sexism.
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Our allergies may be in full swing, but we've basically been looking forward to this season since last September: The spring/summer 2016 runways were flooded with irreverent yet wearable looks, leaving us eager to skip layering months altogether.
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The first of at least seven comic-based movies slated for release in 2016, it arrives as superhero films have practically taken over Hollywood, and at times it feels like an exuberant, irreverent, spectacularly vulgar critique of the genre.
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Recorded in front of a live audience, each episode offers an irreverent yet informative examination of scientific subjects — like artificial intelligence, climate change or animal behavior — which are discussed by a panel of three guests alongside Cox and Ince.
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But as conversations rage on about whether boundary-pushing comedy can succeed in our current political environment and with the resurgence of fascist and nationalist ideals around the world, Waititi's irreverent provocation suggests a new way to inspire understanding.
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Not in vain did they pursue the paranoid aide-de-camp of el Líder Máximo whenever a Cuban author dared portray him disrespectfully, like the irreverent Reinaldo Arenas or the witty yet ingenious Zoe Valdes, both forced into exile.
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BOSTON — The Hasty Pudding Theatricals, an irreverent Harvard theater troupe that has not cast women since it began staging productions in 1844, announced on Thursday that, for the very first time, it would encourage women to audition this year.
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In Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Douglas Adams' classic irreverent tour through the universe, a supercomputer named Deep Thought discovers the answer to "Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything" after thinking about the question for 21944 million years.
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Created in collaboration with irreverent French fashion designer Olympia Le-Tan, who's best known for her highly coveted minaudière handbags inspired by classic literature, the limited-edition fall line seems like a surprisingly offbeat choice for the timeless beauty brand.
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It was an ill-fitting arrangement: Univision was a normal, cautious media company mostly focused on Spanish-language TV, and GMG was a small-ish network of irreverent websites that regularly published the musings of a dog and Ashley Feinberg.
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While Paanch never made it to the big screen, its central characters' nihilistic tendencies, and its young director's irreverent approach toward reveling in everything considered taboo by the mainstream film industry were stylistic elements that would define Kashyap's later career.
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Although Mr Jacobs-Jenkins upends religious piety and uses an irreverent vernacular, his play stays true to the timeless concerns of the medieval original, asking, ultimately: when the time comes and you look back on your life, what will you see?
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For those who dismiss Ruscha's work as shticky or don't get what the onomatopoeic "OOF" in big yellow letters on a blue background is doing at MoMA, the documentary makes a strong case for the artist's irreverent style and conceptual depth.
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G C-H: Isn't it also true that you enlisted other authors to translate certain poems included in your The Poems of Gaius Valerius Catullus (189 pages), and then issued them irreverent instructions, which you list in the book's notes?
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Other favorites included the slightly crude and indulgently retro collages of author Oliver Trager, full of 1960s icons and hippie symbolism, while the wall pieces of yogi Karen Gibbons took on the look of Readymade altarpieces, both irreverent and spiritual.
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As entertainers who straddle the gender divide and are known for their irreverent outspokenness, they may seem to be in a particularly unique position at this exact political moment to address the Republican pushback on the #MeToo movement and transgender rights.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 1990, the essayist and activist Barbara Ehrenreich published a collection of newspaper and magazine articles from the 1980s, which she titled The Worst Years of Our Lives: Irreverent Notes from a Decade of Greed.
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The Bush family, a dynasty that defined Republicanism for decades, clashed on Monday with the new and irreverent face of the party, Donald J. Trump, in one of the most vivid and powerful confrontations in the presidential primary campaign so far.
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The network also gave pilot orders to five other projects, including Ben Stiller project In the Dark, which tells the story of a flawed and irreverent blind woman who is the only "witness" to the murder of her drug-dealing friend.
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It just needs to pull in a chunk of the people who love Spears' music and irreverent Instagram presence and occupy their free time: their bathroom breaks, their morning commutes, the minutes they spend lying in bed before falling asleep.
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It's a lot like an irreverent and quirky 2D zelda, but in each run, you either make some small amount of progress (like finding an item that allows you to go further, or faster), or gives you information towards new progress.
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I think the challenge is, this is a man who, when he was thinking about building Amazon, was a total daredevil and irreverent and bold and brash and didn't care what investors or anybody else thought and built something transformative.
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" Mr. Collier and Mr. Horowitz founded Heterodoxy magazine, which, as Mr. Collier described it, sought to "resemble the countercultural underground papers of our wicked youth — irreverent and provocative and willing to enter the house of power and rearrange its furniture.
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"The stories run the gamut from cute and sweet, to cathartic venting stories, to just irreverent fun plots, all with the general theme that this is a pro-AOC, pro-new Congress project," Devil's Due publisher Josh Blaylock told VICE.
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The 68th Emmy Awards are taking place this Sunday, and Jimmy Kimmel will host, which means he'll be responsible for some kind of pithy and irreverent opening monologue that will (probably clumsily) attempt to sum up the state of television.
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Phillips told Vanity Fair, as part of a recent profile of the movie's star Joaquin Phoenix, that he wanted to make "Joker" as a way to direct an "irreverent" movie without offending "30 million people on Twitter" with another comedy.
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But over all, the show is sympathetic with Bo Bardi's radical design, which suggested that pictures are made and remade in the process of displaying them — sometimes with the help of artists who are simultaneously respectful and irreverent of art history.
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The video is a pink-drenched, irreverent amalgamation of Solange's "Cranes in the Sky" and Cazwell's "Ice Cream Truck," where sweeping landscapes meet cheeky dancers who know exactly how good they look—and didn't get dolled up for your pleasure.
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Inspired by the the scant irreverent voices in rock journalism—namely Lester Bangs, Richard Meltzer, Mike Saunders, and Nick Tosche— Parrett and others like him created small-time publications that predated the now-infamous punk 'zine boom by almost a decade.
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The Barstool Sports founder, who calls himself "El Presidente," was already coping with coronavirus shutting down the American athletic leagues that provide the grist his website relies upon for its daily fodder of irreverent videos and hilariously obnoxious social posts.
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The series, a comedy-drama set in a Mobile Army Surgical Hospital during the Korean War, required a foil for its raucous, irreverent, martini-guzzling leads, Hawkeye Pierce (Alan Alda) and B.J. Hunnicutt (Mike Farrell), and Mr. Stiers's imperious Maj.
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The series, a comedy-drama set in a Mobile Army Surgical Hospital during the Korean War, required a foil for its raucous, irreverent, martini-guzzling leads, Hawkeye Pierce (Alan Alda) and B. J. Hunnicutt (Mike Farrell), and Mr. Stiers's imperious Maj.
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The film implies that the Hog Farm's irreverent equanimity towards others helped facilitate the no-sweat communion among festival goers in helping each other, whether in dispensing food or aiding medical staff in bringing down those on bad acid trips.
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Too irreverent to play the corporate rock game that made superstars out of 290s contemporaries like R.E.M., and far too musically eclectic to be pigeonholed into any one scene, the 'Mats simply made music the only way they knew how.
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The second season of "Fleabag," Phoebe Waller-Bridge's irreverent dive into grief, alcohol and fornication, had debuted in March in Britain — and turned Scott into a pulse-quickening, knee-weakening sensation who became known among fans as the Hot Priest.
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Ms. Teigen, who commands a Twitter following of more than nine million thanks partly to her irreverent sense of humor, narrated the ordeal she experienced along with her husband, the R&B singer John Legend, and hundreds of other passengers.
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The same things that drove him as a performer — faith in unfettered communication, an irreverent approach to the strictures of language, the desire to wrap all of American culture in his embrace — course through his writings, collages and home recordings.
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In 2010, Judge Griesa drew attention by ordering the irreverent online publication Gawker to remove images of parts of 20003 pages from "America by Heart," a forthcoming book by Sarah Palin, the former governor of Alaska and Republican vice-presidential candidate.
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For a boxed set that's a bit more irreverent, leave it to the jewelry designer Alison Chemla of Alison Lou and the lingerie designer Morgan Curtis of Morgan Lane, who have collaborated on black satin Naughty Emoji Thongs ($298 for seven).
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His irreverent instincts get their most sustained showcase yet in "The Lighthouse," a wild, darkly funny new film from Robert Eggers ("The Witch") that pits Pattinson against Willem Dafoe as 19th-century lighthouse keepers who drink, spar, shout and even cuddle.
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Even the most irreverent versions of this generational self-portrait can never fully evade the smugness they intend to skewer — the implication that their subjects, for all their narcissism, excess and eventual hypocrisy, were ultimately on the winning side of history.
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The famously irreverent troupe, which claims to be the oldest theater troupe in the United States and the third-oldest in the world, made the announcement Thursday during its annual Woman of the Year celebration, which honored the actress Mila Kunis.
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Jes Baker is a positive, progressive, and magnificently irreverent force to be reckoned with and is internationally known for preaching the importance of body liberation, self-love, mental health, strong coffee, and even stronger language as an author and blogger.
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There's an interlude offering a fun fact about the number of people who died from volcanoes and an irreverent sketch with a blue Barney-like character named Googy that is interrupted by news that the man in the costume died.
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You would think that with his Netflix children's special, "John Mulaney & The Sack Lunch Bunch," an irreverent (and surprisingly dark) variety show featuring a band of singing and dancing 8- to 13-year-olds, John Mulaney would be a dad.
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Between Two Ferns is known for its acerbic and irreverent interviews with celebrities ranging from Brad Pitt to Barack Obama, but now, this bitesize talk show is getting the feature film treatment, with the appropriate number of celebrity cameos to match.
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Don Imus, who tested the limits of shock radio with his irreverent attacks on celebrities, politicians, racial and ethnic groups, women, gay people and practically anyone whose head stuck up out of the foxhole, died on Friday in College Station, Texas.
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But his irreverent buildings, the most iconic of which are clad in aluminum titanium or stainless steel, have also defined other cities — like a branch of the Guggenheim Bilbao, with swooping walls that echo the sailboats in the harbor nearby.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Sympathy for the Spanish monarchy is in short supply among the spectators heading into a theater in Madrid's edgy Lavapies district, where an irreverent look at the former King Juan Carlos' fall from grace is playing to sell-out audiences.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Since 1992, the celebrated Cuban theater company Teatro El Público has been producing irreverent, audacious versions of plays ranging from Tennessee Williams's A Streetcar Named Desire to Sartre's The Respectable Prostitute and Federico García Lorca's The Audience.
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Working with Quentin was as outrageous and irreverent and as entertaining as you'd expect, but the thing I love most about Quentin is that he's a lover of all film and you will find no one more knowledgeable about the history of cinema.
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The webcomic XKCD — the brainchild of Randall Munroe, known for an irreverent but mathematical bent — has cracked this riddle better than maybe anyone before, accurately representing how different parts of the country voted as well as how many people actually live there.
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With a group of industrious friends, including recent Oscar-winning animation effects producer Martin Meunier, Lanigan and his production company, Cinema Relics, went all out to bring the zany, colorful world of Simpson creator Matt Groening's other irreverent animated social satire to life.
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The program features over 200 performers and artists at more than 25 venues, including Mexico City-based "performance art Diva" Astrid Hadad's irreverent and extravagant camp, Carmen Argote's motorcycle performance, Ecuadorian artist Oscar Santillán's Baudelaire-inspired musical score, and much, much more.
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According to a press release shared with MUNCHIES, entrants must post a video sharing their "inspiration for going to college," that includes the right hashtags; features the limited edition green-tabbed cans of Natty; and displays Natural Light's "spontaneous, fun, and irreverent" lifestyle.
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Henry Laufer (aka Shlohmo) and his Wedidit crew have been honing their own irreverent take on street wear since as far back as 2012, when they accompanied their first official musical release—RL Grime's Grapes EP—with their now-signature tombstone patch.
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Ryan Reynolds adds a shared script credit to his resume as star and producer of this irreverent film, which lampoons the Marvel and DC Comics universes, as well as a host of other commodities familiar to fans of the sci-fi/superhero genres.
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"It just felt irreverent to play that song ... from my perspective, I'm really empathizing and thinking of the families that lost somebody," Foster said, adding that "Pumped Up Kicks" was written to try to get inside the head of a psychotic individual.
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Through her recently published book, "The Girlboss Workbook: An Interactive Journal for Winning at Life, " Amoruso says she wants to help provide some structure on how women should approach getting jobs, starting businesses and building brands while still being funny and irreverent.
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The irreverent tone of past Opening Nights, however, was dialed down several notches at the Xcel Energy Center, home of the NHL's Minnesota Wild, on Monday, as many of the usual cast of cartoon characters were not drawn to this year's event.
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Mondo 2000 spoke to a magpie taste for cultural writing, irreverent humour and surreal design, blending countercultural values with a pre-millennial mix of anxiety and awe, auguring in the 21st century chaos with writer Bruce Sterling would later call 'dark euphoria.
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Governors Ball (Randall's Island Park, May 31-June 2) signals the official start of the season, featuring a diverse lineup that includes the irreverent rapper Tyler, the Creator, the charming English pop-rock band the 210, and the candid R. & B. darling SZA.
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Joaquin Phoenix portrays Mr. Callahan with irreverent vulnerability, vacillating between fury and acceptance as he ticks off the 193 steps to sobriety with the help of his sponsor, Donnie, a blond, Jesus-like, trust-fund kid played by an against-type Jonah Hill.
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These figures are as much an homage to Ferolla's influences — the French fashion illustrator Christian Bérard, the British portrait artist David Downton, the French costume designer Marcel Vertès — as they are a tribute to the joys of discovering the handmade and the irreverent.
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