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If you're searching for something a little kitschier, there's Casey Sobel.
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Ms. Guadagnoli's 2018 exhibition at Victori + Mo was louder and kitschier.
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Do you feel like you were always drawn to weirder, kitschier films?
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Given so much nostalgia, the city should probably feel a lot kitschier than it is.
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EBay, the first e-commerce site, was until recently the web's kitschier, crummier answer to Benjamin's arcades or Breton's Saint-Ouen.
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More gasping could be heard at "The Illusionists," altogether a bigger, blingier and kitschier enterprise, but still a less grandiose occasion than the first two seasons of this ensemble evening.
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There are many ways a movie like this could have been crazier, or kitschier; it could have devolved (or evolved, your pick) into camp, but that's not director Liza Johnson's style at all.
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Nicholson's widow, Susan Hart, later said it was five films: The Legend of Hell House, Blackfather, Street People, The "B" People, and Dirty Mary Crazy Larry. She says the latter was originally called Pursuit but Nicholson - who had an excellent reputation for coming up with titles - thought Dirty Mary Crazy Larry "was kitschier - and he was right, as usual."Weaver p 143 Nicholson decided to make Legend of Hell House first, because its script was ready to go. It was directed by John Hough in England.
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But there it stays, a free sex-education lesson for > busloads of suburban schoolchildren, the uncertain limbs forever reaching > somewhere or other, for something. The sculpture has earned the nicknames Saturday Night at the Y and Three Groins in a Fountain. One writer for The Seattle Times, in a piece about differences between Portland and Seattle, referenced the latter nickname as an example of Portland's "kitschier" art. In 2003, Eugene Weekly published a book review that suggested readers should read Fugitives and Refugees, a recently published travelogue by Chuck Palahniuk, if they were unfamiliar with "Three Groins in the Fountain".
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