"WE DID IT!" she hollered maniacally into the empty night.
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Somewhere, Kris Jenner is stroking a white cat and laughing maniacally.
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There he is, smiling maniacally, and doing an exceedingly limp dab.
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Only your most maniacally loyal friends are willing to go with you.
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I took control, cackled maniacally, and watched the attorney head out the door.
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"Ever wondered what #TickleMeElmo looks like without fur?" they maniacally asked the internet.
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I remember thumbing maniacally through the index of Dr. Spock, looking things up.
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He grins rather maniacally and holds a lectern—inexplicable loot from the church.
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This time, the King raps, sings and even maniacally laughs at his haters.
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She was smart and driven, loved books, and made being maniacally organized look charming.
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For most of my adult life, I have been maniacally focused on my work.
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Last night, we saw him grin maniacally as a prison guard was violently choked.
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That Perry is so terrifying and maniacally oppressive is a testament to Skarsgård's performance.
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One guy is passed out, sliding around the slippery deck, while another maniacally parades around.
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I'm scarred for life as Titan maniacally laughs as he continues fluctuate his toned cheeks.
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He's all flaxen hair and flailing limbs, beating his chest and maniacally shaking his hips.
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Hackman's "Popeye" Doyle has two modes throughout The French Connection: Grimly determined and maniacally determined.
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Reading it made me gasp, reread the joke, and then maniacally giggle on the subway.
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"Washington and politics feel so intrusive yet maniacally detached in times like this," she said.
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Nancy delivers her death sentence straight to the camera, staring us down as she grins maniacally.
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Punishing, yes, and maniacally overwritten, but a vulnerable and moving performance — with a heart-stopping payoff.
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And what we can do is control what we can, and that's what we're maniacally focused on.
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In it she was grinning maniacally at my father behind the camera, a little out of focus.
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But at the end of the day, we are maniacally focused on doing right by our clients.
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For one, there's a brief and dark shot of a maniacally thrashing Verhoeven that is almost undetectable.
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And once you identify your customers, you have to be maniacally focused on serving those customers the best.
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"We're really going to be just maniacally focused on what really enhances the experience for everybody," Westergren says.
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I was maniacally focused on top and bottom line growth and on our mission to break the taboo.
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Then she smiled maniacally and flashed her engagement ring in my face, drinking in my shock with pleasure.
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" Then, as another officer turned on his video camera, Mr. Morales laughed maniacally and said, "Diagnosis dead, Doctor.
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The AI can't sympathize over a bad dice roll, or laugh maniacally when you fall for a trap.
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The costume is for one of the maniacally grinning Wild Things, complete with horns and pointy-sharp teeth.
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The three-year process of reimagining the 1957 musical masterpiece was intricate, physically demanding and sometimes maniacally ambitious.
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Kavanaugh then attempted to undress her while he and his classmate, Mark Judge, both laughed "maniacally," she said.
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Reynolds spends his sets arms outstretched, laughing maniacally as his selections showcase the widest palate of the whole crew.
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There's also a photo of Bill Clinton chomping on a comically large cigar, overlaid with Hillary Clinton laughing maniacally.
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" The balloon scrapes across a roof before thudding into someone's front yard, her mother laughing "maniacally, clapping her hands.
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The infantry doesn't fight for the flag; an infantryman maniacally fights to protect his brother in the next foxhole.
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So long as the camera is studying Franny maniacally bestowing his largess or throwing temper tantrums, "The Benefactor" is mesmerizing.
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"We've been maniacally focused on families since launching Fire tablets," says Dave Limp, who runs devices and services for Amazon.
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We just see her walking down the street, laughing maniacally and shouting "Boo!" at people and causing them to scatter.
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The idea that Republicans are so maniacally attached to guns that they would let terrorists get them is powerful messaging.
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And one tweet with a GIF of Hank Scorpio, evil genius of The Simpsons, blasting a flamethrower and laughing maniacally.
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Be strategic and maniacally focused Once you've decided you want to get into venture capital, make it your only focus.
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" Bannon added that "the economic war with China is everything," arguing the US needs to be "maniacally focused on that.
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When it's my turn I make him lie on his belly and drag him along the floor while chuckling maniacally.
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Been maniacally focused and incredibly busy as we launch a new fund — most attractive profile I've seen (only for accredited investors).
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TMZ broke the story ... Bruce maniacally evaded arrest from cops for years -- from changing his appearance to setting up booby traps.
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Yanez was so offended by the question he maniacally flipped out, and slapped the reporter while everyone watched in complete shock.
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After I gave my partner a few ass-clenching shocks while laughing maniacally, he vehemently announced that he hated the Capacitor.
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In the semi-final, he scored a sublime free kick against title-winners Arsenal, celebrating maniacally in front of the fans.
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Tony's Pizza NapoletanaLike we said, this city isn't known for its pizza, but Tony Gemignani seems maniacally focused on changing that.
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"The best advice we got was to be maniacally focused on recruitment because that effort generates returns for us," Perret added.
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Beck starts cackling maniacally, and tells the bartenders and his fellow patrons that they can break character now — the ruse worked!
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Amazon might as well have legally named this idea "Death to Blue Apron™" and cackled maniacally as it was filed.
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Early on we realised we needed to be maniacally focused on customer service, from both the enterprise and end-user perspective.
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And at 70% on Rotten Tomatoes, it's looking like Phoenix may maniacally laugh his way to a third Best Actor nomination.
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Why it matters: Election coverage is too often myopic and maniacally focused on the daily churn of dust-ups and distractions.
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A famous BMW ad shows Clive Owen driving maniacally, tossing Madonna around violently in the back seat as punishment for her brattiness.
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First in a panoply of thematic obsessions is sex, a subject nobody's sung about more seductively, more maniacally, with so much relish.
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Meanwhile, brekkie consists of some raw mixed nuts and raisins while I maniacally cut and paste layout concepts for our annual report.
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Tony's Pizza Napoletana Like we said, this city isn't known for its pizza, but Tony Gemignani seems maniacally focused on changing that.
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While Planned Parenthood struggles to keep up with demand for IUDs, Mike Pence, the maniacally anti-abortion fundamentalist, takes the vice presidency.
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" In a video taken during his arrest that Judge Bartley described as "chilling," Mr. Morales laughed maniacally and exclaimed, "Diagnosis dead, doctor!
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Rather, it laughs maniacally at both sides, cynically acknowledging that all the people we trust to save us have abandoned this ship.
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Consumed by the fear of scorching and ruining the entire pot — a mistake I had seen other cooks make — I stirred maniacally.
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A machine named Alexa sits in many homes, turning appliances on and off, playing music, and occasionally laughing maniacally for no reason.
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I would run through everything and watch in awe as Mario stuck his arms out at top speed, Rabbids trailing behind him maniacally.
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In response to criticism for him supporting the accused, Žižek exerts himself to depict Ronell as merely eccentric and Reitman as maniacally duplicitous.
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The real checkmate scenario for Democrats would have required Republicans to do more than just rail maniacally against the ACA for seven years.
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Ali captures this unraveling in detail, showing us Kaes as he laughs maniacally, dances like a man possessed and babbles like a lunatic.
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I have no idea what they order, but basically it involves first Hunt and then Darton laughing maniacally in a variety of styles.
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"When I come downstairs, I am wearing a mask as much as possible and maniacally washing hands and wiping things down," he said.
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By most accounts, Kalanick was maniacally single-minded about Uber, and doesn't seem to have the diversity of interests that Paul Allen enjoyed.
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Source: unknown Source: unknown The obvious impact of this is that you can see the best of Twitter without maniacally checking it all day.
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The phrase "Brad Pitt at war" typically brings to mind the raspy southern drawl and maniacally violent drive of Inglorious Basterds' Lieutenant Aldo Raine.
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So we're going to be maniacally crazy focused to make sure that the experience that we offer to our members is second to none.
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The most ironic and tragic cruelty of his life is that he's got a condition that causes him to laugh maniacally at inappropriate times.
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Derek and JPJ's conversation doesn't go anywhere in the end, because JPJ just starts laughing maniacally in Derek's face and accidentally (?) spits on him.
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"I am maniacally focused on driving this business forward through innovation," Brown said during a call with analysts discussing the company's first quarter earnings results.
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"We're really going to be just maniacally focused on what really enhances the experience for everybody," Pandora CEO Tim Westergren told The Verge in March.
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Like Elliot Alderson (Rami Malek) standing hunched over — head tilted, eyes bulging — and laughing maniacally like something out of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
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This time, she was incarnated as a gigantic silicone iPhone 6S case, frozen in a pose that resembled a small mouse dabbing and smiling maniacally.
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On the Stooges' "I Wanna Be Your Dog," Cale is the guy maniacally stabbing that one note on the piano for the whole three minutes.
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Once he's drilled that into them, it's time to sit back, crack open a tinnie and cackle maniacally as everyone else is bored to physical tears.
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I start to feel a bit down and worry that I won't get to move forward with that position, so I start maniacally applying to jobs.
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SAN ANTONIO — Manu Ginobili was shuffling his feet frantically along the sideline, waving his arms maniacally, as if he were staging some sort of interpretive dance.
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My advice for companies in trouble is to focus maniacally on one or two key business metrics that directly correlate to the health of the company.
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Arson: Only for the advanced metalhead, and only in abandoned buildings (Noisey does not condone laughing maniacally while watching a farmhouse burn long into the night).
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That man there, captured brilliantly by AP's Mark J Terrill, grinning maniacally, is Chris Pronger, a defenseman whose playing days were ended by a horrible eye injury.
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In Sacramento, the sun radiates a maniacally cheerful, golden-yellow light that kisses the flat horizon on three sides before finally disappearing nightly behind the coastal mountain range.
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Never a vision guy, Wellick's more comfortable taking someone else's plan and maniacally dedicating himself to it — he's a slick suit full of avarice waiting to be directed.
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You giggle maniacally at adult people saying adult words because you only understand a language of whispered half-jokes told under the breaths of fellow 17-year-olds.
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These kinds of reports, Politico says, could derail Trump's agenda, cause meetings to be canceled, and lead to the president maniacally searching for the source of a leak.
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Organizational Mission: To create and mass-produce a line of Stonehenge-powered children's masks that, when triggered by a maniacally catchy TV commercial, fry users' faces on Halloween night.
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"After their BILLION-DOLLAR election loss, all Democrats have done is OBSTRUCT President Trump and maniacally scream the word 'RUSSIA' until they're blue in the face," the email read.
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After all what is more pure than a big red face howling at you on the street while it claps maniacally in an effort to sell you more products.
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By the episode's end, Walt cracks when he finds all of his extra money is missing because of his wife and starts laughing maniacally in the house's crawl space.
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"North Korea's repeated provocations show the Kim Jong Un regime's nature of irrationality, maniacally obsessed in its nuclear and missile development," the South's foreign ministry said in a statement.
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But as the scene ends, he realizes that his weird clones have baked a horseshoe into his cake, which he picks up and begins scraping maniacally on the floor.
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Theory one: Someone maniacally took a scissor to a pair of jeans, leaving only the ankle cuffs and a bit of fabric connecting them to the body of the piece.
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The former Alabama beauty queen was known mostly for being cringingly awkward and smiling so maniacally through her pain that she could crush a walnut to dust with her incisors.
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Even if the new president were Looten Plunder, arch nemesis of Captain Planet, environmentalists would be pushing him to enact reforms, even if he just cackled maniacally in their faces.
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"When you're looking at things from that prism and you're not maniacally obsessed with monetizing every single pixel, Outbrain is very obviously not fitting into your equation anymore," he said.
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And then, a maniacally-smiling, three-breasted figure spills into a series of airport security bins on a conveyor belt—capturing exactly the crazed feeling of dealing with the TSA.
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In the photographs of A.M. Ewings, a body lies still in a bathtub, crazed clowns smile on maniacally in a field of flowers, and buckets of blood cover an evil grin.
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But a series can also have a long television tenure by taking backwoods stereotypes and turning them into a cudgel with which to pound maniacally on all manner of topical subjects.
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The girlfriend of one of Dalton's customers posted on Facebook that her boyfriend was picked up by a man named Jason who was driving maniacally and blew past a stop sign.
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They were, in the memorable words of one researcher, "yelling fools," promoting partisan messages and disinformation or merely registering their simulated agreement or anger, appearing maniacally focused, but not conclusively inhuman.
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What defines him, though, are a pair of arresting pale blue eyes that tend to bulge maniacally on "Game of Thrones," alight with the delight that comes from some cruelty or another.
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In footage taken moments after she slaughters the alleged horse-killer, you can hear Cochran cackling maniacally, luxuriating in the spoils of her years-long, metal ass war between man and beast.
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I watched many a lovely, nerdy friend bury his Dungeons and Dragons manuals in the closet and try out for the football team or rush a frat or start maniacally lifting weights.
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And chief executives who have been maniacally focused on seeking relief from their tax bills would be smart to shift their attention to these costs, which are swelling and swallowing their profits.
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Bob is the iconic villain of the show, and when we last saw him, he was maniacally staring back at Agent Cooper in the mirror, using Cooper's doppelgänger as his latest vessel.
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And while Mr. Bannon described the president as "maniacally focused" on fulfilling his campaign promises, Mr. Trump often loses focus, as he did during numerous digressions from his scripted remarks on Friday.
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I spent the following 48 hours maniacally Googling images of people using Baby Foot (HOLY SHIT), and dreaming of the day my talons would emerge, snake-like from their rough and heinous scales.
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Whether their owner's deployment was long or short, the dogs erupt into that singular, irrepressible doggy celebration: bounding, tails wagging maniacally, rolling on their backs, whimpering and grinning, weaving between the soldier's legs.
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Instead, it provides the feeling of being in a world created by that guy with the Tom Waits hat on at the coffee shop, maniacally typing so that everyone can hear and see.
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Naturally you call the guy who, in his Day Job, can be found maniacally repeating the mantra of "the cat's in the bag and the bag's in the river" over wailing electric guitars.
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Some examples: One California advertisement portrayed tobacco executives in a smoke-filled room, cackling maniacally as they plot to replace 2014,100 customers who quit smoking every day — "Actually, technically, they die," one says.
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Honestly, buy whatever maniacally happy shit gets you through the day; the last thing any woman needs is yet another "don't" on an endlessly long list of things they shouldn't do at work.
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Photo: Amy Harris (AP)In case you thought the Echo in your living room laughing maniacally out of nowhere wasn't creepy enough, just imagine what it would be like if it followed you around.
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But the Quad, maniacally, is holding a full-day marathon of the original "Planet of the Apes" cycle; the five films can be seen individually or, for $75601, all together, beginning at 1 p.m.
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With his idiotic Special Friends Vance and Jimmy, Phil builds a concentration camp and maniacally goes after anyone who defies him, including those loyal to him who still dare question any of his sociopathic choices.
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So we've been maniacally focused over the past decade, and will be over the next decade, to reduce the water use in our operations and ensure that the entire community around us is water-positive.
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Of all the eclipse anchors, Fox's Shep Smith had by far the most fun, racing maniacally around the "Fox News Deck," his personal set, and having fun with the different brands of gum, cereal, etc.
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"I'm very intense, I have no problem being [in the studio] for 60 hours without sleep, just maniacally trying out millions of different melodies, that's no problem for me," he once admitted to Dubai's The National.
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She's pretty delighted for a moment but, when the camera returns to her, the boys are suddenly gone and all that's left is an enormous raven, pecking savagely at her exposed breast as she laughs maniacally.
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As a conglomerate of evil villains, The Hand boasts Sigourney Weaver as the loathsome Alexandra, Wai Ching Ho as Gao with the bone-chilling grin, and Yutaka Takeuchi as Murakami, who also smiles maniacally a lot.
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The opportunity in front of us is not about the opinions from the pundits and it is not about the competition, it is about our ability to maniacally focus on delivering magical services to mobile enabled consumers.
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"After their BILLION-DOLLAR election loss, all Democrats have done is OBSTRUCT President Trump and maniacally scream the word "RUSSIA" until they're blue in the face," reads a new email to supporters from one of Trump's fundraising committees.
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Even a beloved figure like Tajiri, who became truly popular with WWE audiences for a few years, had to do it while stroking his goatee maniacally and spitting a mysterious green mist in the eyes of his opponents.
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That character was already well-defined by Linda Hamilton, who portrayed her as an ordinary young Los Angeleno in 1984's The Terminator and then as a buff, maniacally driven action hero in 1991's Terminator 2: Judgment Day.
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" He said the "opportunity in front of us is not about the opinions from the pundits and it is not about the competition, it is about our ability to maniacally focus on delivering magical services to mobile enabled consumers.
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The show I saw in January was the product of more than three years of collaboration, during which "West Side Story" was dismantled and put back together again — a process that was intricate, physically demanding and sometimes maniacally ambitious.
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But there's always been a deep, deep part of me that suspected one of the century's biggest pop stars, as maniacally loved as she is deeply loathed the world over, plays (at least some of the time) for the girl's team.
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Whether you watched The Office when it was first airing, have been maniacally binge-watching for years (like me), or never saw it at all, it makes perfect sense to most anyone no matter where you pick up in the story.
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That was the dangerous, hostile rising power that Nixon warned could not be allowed to remain on its maniacally destructive path: "China must change," he wrote in his seminal Foreign Affairs article anticipating the policy he would pursue as president.
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His esteemed place at the top of the search results is reportedly the handiwork of a few Redditors, who managed to bring pouty Trump, maniacally screaming Trump, and open-mouthed, deer-in-the-headlights Trump to the top of Google.
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Once, she threatened to kick an entire audience out for not taking the case seriously; another time, she cackled so maniacally that the young man in front of her ran from the courtroom, saying he was going to be sick.
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I remember hearing stories about Bryant repeatedly quizzing Casey Smith, the longtime Mavericks and U.S.A. Basketball athletic trainer, about Dirk Nowitzki's preparatory routines — in part so the maniacally driven Bryant could confirm that no one, not even Nowitzki, was outworking him.
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It's disorienting for any viewer to go from T2, where Sarah was maniacally protective of her young son, to the opening scene of Dark Fate, where the Terminator strides past Sarah and kills John easily, as if she isn't even there.
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He credits the start of this impulse to a time he spent working in a music store with a drummer named Guy Licata who was hell bent on playing the maniacally fast sampled breaks of jungle and drum and bass live.
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The bankruptcy of the omnipresent toy store chain in the US and UK shocked many, who assumed that stores where people buy physical objects would never go out of business (*cut to Jeff Bezos laughing maniacally while firing Maseratis off to Jupiter*).
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The government guarantees the soundness of its currency with a global military presence and focuses maniacally on the movements of the stock markets, where financial engineering could articulate true and, in the case of firms like Enron, totally invented and false profits.
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There's a new selfie game in town and it wants to turn your 23D visage into uncannily accurate 3D — then splice that axiomatic piece of you into animated cartoon suits that rock out, strut their disco stuff, skateboard, look coy, relaxed or laugh maniacally.
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It had begun in May 290, when Cruise showed up on for an appearance on Oprah Winfrey's talk show, where audience members screamed maniacally for the actor, leading a keyed-up to Cruise to scamper about the set and, briefly, wind up atop Winfrey's couch.
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Its naked concrete floor and arched ceilings are flooded with light from projectors dangling from the rafters like green and purple eyes maniacally scoping out the dancefloor while four prism-like crystals the size of fists break the rays of light into kaleidoscopic, colorful chaos.
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Here's my best guess: the hand-wringing has nothing to do with worrying about college football players having enough time to have fun in the sun, and everything to do with frustration that the maniacally competitive Harbaugh may have unearthed yet another recruiting advantage.
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But Kittle's most fun play of the season — at least from his perspective — came during a Week 21976 loss to the Atlanta Falcons when he demolished a cornerback on a goal-line run — and was filmed laughing maniacally while rolling around in the end zone.
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He went around to those rallies and the speeches had an enormous amount of content in them ... He's laid out an agenda with those speeches with the promises he made and our job every day is to just to execute on that ... he's maniacally focused on that.
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In the now-infamous scene, as Mr. Blonde (played by Michael Madsen) prepares to torture the cop he kidnapped, dancing "maniacally" (as Tarantino writes in the script) to Stealers Wheel's "Stuck in the Middle with You," early 90s moviegoers would be so disturbed they would leave.
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Romain Mader enacts a mail-order bride fantasy in "Ekaterina" (2012), mocking the truth value assumed inherent in photography as a documentary tool; his surreal self-portrait in front of a maniacally meringue-esque bride is a repudiation of the "I was there" claim of selfie culture.
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Having shadowed Bryant throughout his 22012-2012 debut season as the Lakers beat writer for the Los Angeles Daily News before tracking him pretty closely thereafter no matter where I was stationed, I can confidently bill Bryant as: *The most maniacally driven player I've ever covered.
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And it's too bad — had Greg been more fiendishly charismatic and capable, had he attracted a few more acolytes, had he maniacally pursued his salvific vision of backyard mass transit, he might very well have grown up to become the subject of a T. Coraghessan Boyle novel.
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His title character (here the enthusiastic, intense tenor Allan Clayton, unafraid of going guttural) is maniacally disheveled and antic, not deep or ruminative, and while I left the opera house glad to have seen the piece, it was oddly difficult to pinpoint just what it's about.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's hard to look at Christina Forrer's recent woven works — in which groups of people grin maniacally, cry, scowl, or gasp, sometimes with their hands at each other's throats — and not imagine they are based on scenes from Trump rallies.
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You've almost certainly seen the "evil Patrick" meme by now, but if you haven't: The image of Spongebob's pink starfish neighbor, grinning maniacally, has been going around the internet to serve as a way to reference the fucked-up things we all do to one another, but don't like to admit.
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Instead – dancing about the ring, gurning maniacally at his opponents, adorned in his customary leopard-print shorts – he was a brilliant bully, a charismatic character and a man of monumental hubris, who seemed to make it his mission in boxing to be only as celebrated as he was hard to like.
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Opinion Columnist Just when you think you've seen and heard it all from Donald Trump, he sinks to a new low that leaves you speechless and wondering: Is he crazy, is he evil, is he maniacally committed to unwinding every good thing Barack Obama did, or is he just plain stupid?
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It weaves together three story lines — the friendship between Tupac (Marcc Rose) and Biggie (Wavyy Jonez), which soured and ultimately collapsed; the original L.A.P.D. investigation into Biggie's murder, steered maniacally by the detective Russell Poole (Jimmi Simpson); and the task force convened a decade after the killings, helmed by Mr. Kading (Josh Duhamel).
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And before they settled down to live lives as normal human beings, they committed the ultimate punk crime of selling out (imagine making money from your music!) Of course, when the Butthole Surfers finally did sell out, they didn't laugh all the way to the bank so much as they cackled maniacally back and forth at the teller.
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He eats burgers at 3 am on stretches of concrete positioned front of his planes; he later flies them around in circles, terrorizing passengers and crew while chattering maniacally; he hires body doubles who look like only a kooky heir's doubles can look (which is to say, nothing like him); eventually he maroons himself on a bed surrounded by a curtain.
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When people, in the name of Islam, kill a French priest in what was described as an almost religious ritualistic execution; murder nine Germans in Munich; maniacally drive through a crowd in Nice, France, ending 84 lives; and open fire on co-workers in San Bernardino, California and gays at a nightclub in Orlando, Florida, soft words don't impress anyone.
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That sense of entitlement -- to unfettered sexual access, to public trust or unequivocal forgiveness, and to keep their public good-standing -- explains Anthony Weiner insisting his computers were hacked, or Bill Cosby smiling maniacally through his trial to intimidate and discredit his accusers, or Weinstein's attorney offering up the disgusting excuse that he didn't "invent" the concept of sex-for-work in Hollywood.
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My fellow Rockettes pulled out all the stops—Kristy dressed up as a juggalette, brandishing a butcher knife and laughing maniacally during her set; Estée performed "Hello" by Adele as Samara from The Ring, whispering "hello" from the other side of a television—but my goth-skewed Azealia Banks performance was knocked for lacking surprises to keep the audience on their toes.
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