Let's just say "let it all hang out" wasn't a metaphor.
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Most people have a day where they let it all hang out.
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We're digging into her history to let it all hang out for you.
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Would you let it all hang out for a shot at a world record?
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"I just want to see him let it all hang out," said Katie Lowes.
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With July nearly upon us, it's officially the season to let it all hang out.
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Perhaps he's decided to let it all hang out, now that we're at our last supper.
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But if I'm gonna dope with money, I might as well let it all hang out.
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I've got to let the scene play out, I've got to let it all hang out.
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You'll recall Vinny let it all hang out in May 2019 in a steamy shower scene.
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"I think I'll let it all hang out," Ryan told his catcher, Tom Egan, before the game.
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John: They are places where we can be vulnerable, where we can let it all hang out.
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Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas let it all hang out after a long lunch Thursday near Capitol Hill.
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LeAnn Rimes let it all hang out -- or at least most of it -- at a gay nightclub in London.
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Heidi Klum let it all hang out while taking a steamy bath for Love magazine's sixth annual advent calendar.
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Rather than filtering and airbrushing, influencers like Cooper have decided to let it all hang out, so to speak.
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Amy Schumer let it all hang out on Instagram Wednesday, sharing a near-naked photo of herself with her followers.
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While Meredith opted for a more refined recline, Olivia let it all hang out with her legs splayed in all directions.
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And the let-it-all-hang-out artist who thinks it can't be assault if the only person you're touching is yourself.
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After working hard for an entire season to keep their secrets buried, the sisters are finally ready to let it all hang out.
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I've trained so hard to be a rapper and in that environment I let it all hang out, it's all part of it.
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Perry told the radio show hosts that although Bloom let it all hang out, she decided to save her birthday suit for later.
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The Australian national rugby team better known as the Kangaroos took their talents to the beach and let it all hang out in their skimpy speedos.
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Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino hopped onstage at a Chippendales show, but he didn't let it all hang out ... he judged how well other guys could hang.
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But then these exquisitely skilled instrumentalists simply let it all hang out in a hoedown jam that had even ultrarefined listeners clapping and hooting along. Priceless.
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Read: In new books from Elisha Cooper, Oge Mora, Joo Hee Yoon and more, children, adults and creatures blow off steam and let it all hang out.
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Vinny from "Jersey Shore" is gonna let it all hang out again for Chippendales ... they're inviting him back cause he was huge ... at the box office, that is.
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Woodstock '99 didn't even try to embody such fanciful notions of rock 'n' roll as a place where women could feel safe to let it all hang out.
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"McCain could be a very colorful character, very real, he'd let it all hang out," said Ms. Silverman, arguing that Mr. McCain never completely overcame his transplant status.
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Let it all hang out this weekend with these images of celebrity stomachs ... see if you have the guts to guess who the stars are in these poppin' pics!
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That's one of the things we love most about her: She's refreshingly real about breastfeeding boobs to stretch marks, and she's not afraid to let it all hang out.
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Believe it or not, I think that era does have some lessons for us; this may be a sign of mental infirmity, but I'm gonna let it all hang out.
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The 30-year-old singer and actress let it all hang out on Friday, stepping out in London in some barely-there metallic shorts and a high-cut grey crop top.
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They suggested one surefire method: a let-it-all-hang-out speech by Trump that explains his uneasy relationship with the Republican Party — and why he wants to be its standard-bearer.
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After engaging in an epic war of words in the lead up to the contest, the duo let it all hang out in the second round to the delight of the fans in attendance.
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Using actors and elaborate sets, Mr. Filizadeh presents the story of the ruler's life as a phantasmagoria of kink and corruption, and the Shah himself as a shameless, let-it all-hang-out clown.
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And before Kim let it all hang out in the ocean, she posted for more photos with Kroy and their six children — all decked out in matching white dresses, tan shirts, and beach wedding attire.
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In the third, finally, Barão and Stephens let it all hang out, blasting each other with heavy artillery in a ditch effort to score the knockout, and sway the judges if that knockout failed to materialize.
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The obvious explanation for McCain's turn back toward his self-proclaimed "maverick" persona is that, faced with his own mortality, McCain has decided to go for broke -- to let it all hang out and damn the political consequences.
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Will isn't easy to warm up to, which adds to the mounting unease, especially when Eden and David let it all hang out with sly looks, some spooky guests (John Carroll Lynch, Lindsay Burdge) and one freaky videotape.
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After a day of tequila tasting at the Skinnygirl distillery, the 53-year-old Tipsy Girl let it all hang out — stripping off her suit, chugging back margaritas from the pitcher, and sharing a kiss or two with Frankel.
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Ms. Dorrance's let-it-all-hang-out style — as much about knees and elbows as it is about her speedy feet, a contemporary physicality nothing like that of Fred Astaire or even Savion Glover — inspires kindred idiosyncrasy in others.
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"At any given time, the club was a dance hall, a screening room, a watering hole, a theater lab, an art gallery, or a self-styled 'let it all hang out' encounter group," Ann Magnuson writes in MoMA's "Club 257" exhibition catalog.
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In fact, learning to love yourself and others despite social norms and pressures can even be considered a revolutionary act; one so powerful that it makes some people want to take to the streets and let it all hang out for the big, bad world to see.
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And the big kahuna at the top, just before the Inauguration, President Obama created new rules that allowed the intelligence, historically protected with one agency to be spread across at least 212 agencies, signaling to his people, let it all hang out and leak your heart away on Trump.
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It's the degree to which he let it all hang out—just what Kershaw and Jansen have left for the next round remains to be seen, and while the Dodgers had to win Game 5 to get to another Game 1, it's possible Roberts made the Western movie character's mistake of emptying his gun at one bad guy only to find there's another still standing.
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His fans will never forget his tough, full-tilt, let it all hang out style of play. Barnes will be remembered as a winner at every level of football competition.
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D.O.R. Biography", allmusic, undated.Stanton Swihart. "A.D.O.R.: Shock Therapy", allmusic, undated. HipHopDX calls "Let It All Hang Out" "a certifiable Pete Rock classic", with "delicious horns" that no other producer could emulate.J-22. "A.
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Omar Rodríguez-López is such a rocker that John was like, 'It's time I let it all hang out.' Being at the forefront, going for the heavy blistering guitar in your face: John's always been capable of that. But he didn't feel it. Now he feels it.
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A.D.O.R., born Eddie Castellanos, is a U.S. hip hop artist whose work includes the Pete Rock-produced hit "Let It All Hang Out" (Atlantic, 1992), and "One for the Trouble" (Atlantic, 1994), produced by Marley Marl. The latter has been sampled extensively in later songs, most famously Fatboy Slim's 1998 remix of "Renegade Master" by Roger "Wildchild" MacKenzie.
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Retrieved on August 22, 2009Shenton, Mark. "Broadway's Hair to Let It All Hang Out at West End's Gielgud Theatre" , Playbill, November 12, 2009 While the London production was faithful to the original, a member of the production staff said the reason it "flopped" was because the tribe consisted of "Thatcher's children who didn't really get it".Garfield, Simon (September 4, 2005). "Hair restorer".
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"88 Lines About 44 Women" is a song by the new wave band the Nails. Initially recorded for their 1981 EP Hotel for Women, the song was re-recorded and released on the 1984 debut album Mood Swing. Along with the track "Let It All Hang Out", "88 Lines About 44 Women" peaked at number 46 on the US dance chart in March 1985.
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Becoming interested in hip hop, he took the name A.D.O.R. (standing for both Another Dimension of Rhythm and A Declaration Of A Revolution). Sean Combs, by this time working at Uptown Records, began presenting A.D.O.R.'s demo tapes to record companies. Heavy D's DJ, DJ Eddie F, secured him a management and production deal. In 1992 he recorded his first record, the single "Let It All Hang Out", for Atlantic Records.
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Besides the professional level Rolleiflex, they included the vertical Yashica Samurai series"Modern Tests: Yashica Samurai," pp 50–57 and the flat Ricoh Mirai"Modern Tests: Ricoh Mirai: A High-Tech Package of P&S; Ease," pp 56–61, 96. Modern Photography, Volume 53, Number 2; February 1989. "Popular Photography: Test Report: Ricoh Mirai: Why let it all hang out if you can build it in?" pp 56–65.
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In 1968, The Hombres included a cover on their only album Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out). In 1969, Dillard and Clark included a cover on their LP "Through the Morning, Through the Night". This group consisted of Gene Clark of The Byrds and Doug Dillard of The Dillards, as well as future member of The Eagles, Bernie Leadon. Brian Hyland released a version of the song on his 1969 album Tragedy-A Million to One.
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A.D.O.R. toured with major acts and made television appearances building on the buzz created by "Let It All Hang Out". In 1994 he followed up with a second single, "One for the Trouble", produced by K-Def and the legendary Queensbridge producer Marley Marl. This record provided the "back once again with the ill behaviour" vocal snippet which dominates Fatboy Slim's 1998 hit remix of "Renegade Master" by Wildchild. "One for the Trouble" signaled that plans were underway for a debut album on Atlantic titled The Concrete.
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"It's Good News Week" (1965) was the last big hit King had for four years. Then his cover of "Let It All Hang Out" (1969) made the top 30 in January 1970, and he went on to become the top singles producer of 1971 and 1972,"UK Producer King Launches Own Label", Billboard, 27 May 1972, 51. beginning with "It's the Same Old Song". Released by B&C; Records in December 1970 under a pseudonym, the Weathermen, it moved into the charts a month later.
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In addition to Clapton, the song has been recorded by various artists, like Chet Atkins, Jerry Garcia Band, Pretty Lights, Phish, Maggie Bell, The Disco Biscuits, Marc Cohn, and Danny Elfman. Sérgio Mendes and his band Brasil '77 covered the song for their 1971 album País Tropical. It was also recorded by the reggae band the Pioneers under the title "Let It All Hang Out" on the album Yeah, from 1971, released by Trojan Records. Both, Furthur and Yonder Mountain String Band, performed the song live at All Good Music Festival in 2010.
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"Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out)" is a 1967 song by The Hombres and the title track of their album of the same name. It is, according to AllMusic journalist Stewart Mason, a "deadpan southern-fried parody" of Bob Dylan's "Subterranean Homesick Blues". The song's spoken intro – "A preachment, dear friends, you are about to receive on John Barleycorn, nicotine and the temptations of Eve" – dates to the 1947 novelty recording "Cigareetes, Whuskey and Wild, Wild Women" by Red Ingle and His Natural Seven, and is followed by a raspberry.
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He considers it the equal of its predecessor "Let It All Hang Out", but Juon goes further, offering that both Rock and Castellanos had improved their respective techniques in the six years between the two tracks. He draws attention to a new-found depth in the lyrical content of A.D.O.R.'s rap, putting this advancement down to maturity and experience in the later record. HipHopDX's reviewer found in "Enter the Center" "more of Pete Rock's understated brilliance". A.D.O.R.'s singles to date were collected on his debut album for Tru Reign, Shock Frequency (1998).
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Usher decided about the new material "to let it all hang out by singing about some of his own little secrets, as well as a few bones from his homies' skeleton-filled closets." The public speculated that he was referring to his recent personal struggles, on which he promised a "real talk". In early 2004, Usher broke up with Chilli due to "irreconcilable differences and because they found it almost impossible to make compromises." Usher said in an interview: "It's unfortunate when you have to let a situation go because it's not working", which added reference to the breakup.
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She surrounded herself and her yard with her work. She couldn't hear very well, but she could say whatever she needed to say with a paintbrush and she had a smile that would melt your heart." - artist and musician Lonnie Holley "... As with all advanced improvisation, Smith's was never an unmodulated, let-it-all-hang-out, instinctual process, but rather a mixing of careful planning with retrospective and prospective painterly performance–an act of looking back (in time or space) and looking forward at the painting. One untitled work contains sequential applications of black paint, then orange, then more black, and then red paint.
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He received critical acclaim for his performance on Broadway and was nominated for a Tony Award for Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Musical. He played the role of Berger again in the West End revival of Hair which began performances on April 1, 2010,Shenton, Mark. "Broadway's Hair to Let It All Hang Out at West End's Gielgud Theatre", Playbill, November 12, 2009 and ended his limited engagement on May 29, 2010.Hetrick, Adam. "EXCLUSIVE: Burkhardt to Succeed Swenson in London's Hair", Playbill, May 21, 2010 Audra McDonald and Swenson reprised their roles in a two-week fundraising production of 110 in the Shade at the Hale Center Theater in Orem, Utah.
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As the Box Tops, they entered the studio under the guidance of producer Dan Penn to record Wayne Carson Thompson's song "The Letter". Though under two minutes in length, it was an international hit by September 1967, reaching Billboard's number-one position and remaining there for four weeks. The record, produced by Dan Penn, sold over four million copies, received two Grammy Award nominations, and was awarded a gold disc. On 20–27 October 1967 "The Letter" and The Hombres' "Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out)" were 1-2 on the WLS (AM) Silver Dollar Survey, marking a rare quinella involving two brothers of the same family (the Cunningham brothers), each in a different top 40 act.
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"I just said 'singer' because that's what the hell I do," Mellencamp said on Rockline in 1989. The album takes a less serious tone on two tracks, the first of which titled "Martha Say"—an account of a stubbornly independent woman whose ways lead Mellencamp to caution her to "look out." "Let It All Hang Out" is the second less serious song and is a cover of a 1967 Hombres tune. Mellencamp has said that it is not really a part of the album; it was merely tacked on as a bonus track that was unlisted on the album's original packaging; however, a rarely aired video was filmed for this bonus track.
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In 2007, Finneran appeared as Kelly in the British Independent film Boy A. Also, in 2007, Finneran appeared as part of the original regular cast in the British sitcom Benidorm which details the experiences of holidaymakers and employees at the fictional Solana hotel in Benidorm, Spain. Finneran described her character Janice Garvey as "feisty, foul-mouthed and quite fantastic". Over the course of the series, Janice struggles to keep her family unit—comprising Janice's mother Madge (Sheila Reid), her husband Mick (Steve Pemberton) and their own children and grandchild—under control. A television correspondent at the Sunday Mirror described the character as a "fiercely protective lioness, humorous, straight-talking, and saucy" inclined to "let-it-all-hang-out" with a wardrobe comprising "skimpy, mutton-dressed-as-lamb outfits".
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First aired on November 14, 2007. # "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" — ? # "Smokin'" - Howard Roberts # "Smoke! Smoke! Smoke (That Cigarette)" — Tex Williams & His Western Caravan (1947) # "Lipstick Traces On A Cigarette" — The O'Jays (1965) # "Dim Lights, Thick Smoke (And Loud, Loud Music)" — Joe Maphis & Rose Lee (1952) # "Reefer Man" — Baron Lee & The Mills Blue Rhythm Band (1942) # "The Weed" — Steve Purdy & The Studs (1962) # "More Cigarettes" — The Replacements (1981) # "Smoking Woman On The Street" — Reverend J. M. Gates (approx 1934-41) # "Smoke Rings" — Sam Cooke (1962) # "Chew Tobacco Rag" — Billy Briggs (1951) # "Nicotine" — Paul Chaplain & His Emeralds (1960) # "Theme from The Magnificent Seven" Elmer Bernstein — (1960?) # "Smokin' In The Boys Room" — Brownsville Station (1973) # "Let It All Hang Out" — The Hombres (1967) # "Cigareets, Whuskey And Wild, Wild Women" — Red Ingle & The Natural Seven(1947) # "Cigarette" — The Visions (1963) # "Tobacco Road" — John D.
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Kneale's concept concerned "the world of the future, and a way of keeping the population happy without being active". According to Kneale, the notion for the play came from the "worldwide dread of populations exploding out of all control"Das, Time Shift: The Kneale Tapes leading him to devise a world where pornography hooks the population "on a substitute for sex rather than the real thing and so keeping the population down".Nigel Kneale in The Year of the Sex Olympics BFI DVD sleeve notes Kneale was also influenced by the dropout counterculture of the late 1960s; he later recalled, "I didn't like the Sixties at all because of the whole thing of 'let it all hang out' and let's stop thinking [...] which was the all too frequent theme of the Sixties which I hated".Pixley, Flashback: The Year of the Sex Olympics, p. 47.
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