The blue-tongued skink, also known as a blue-tongued lizard, is already fascinating due to its colourful gob, but researchers have discovered its secret power.
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Not even her silver-tongued predecessors would have shone at that.
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And some tabloids have published acid-tongued criticism of Ms. Markle.
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Similarly, someone who is "Eloquent" (38A) might be called HONEY TONGUED.
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Boyish Mr Urtubey and sharp-tongued Mr Massa look like bigger threats.
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But Pence isn't known for being particularly silver-tongued or quick-footed.
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She was such a sharp-tongued little vixen: porcelain skin, big eyes.
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However, in regular conversation, she was sharp-tongued, dismissive, and brutally venomous.
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She was sharp-tongued, goofy and most effective when battling an adversary.
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We've seen celebrities, grandmas and even babies morph into the long-tongued pup.
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Unlike fork-tongued professional politicians, they say approvingly, Mr Trump speaks his mind.
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Mr. Hassell and Jennifer Kirby's tangle-tongued flirtation tugs joyfully at the heart.
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"He's funny, sharp-tongued, and he knows film," the author wrote on Twitter.
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Avenatti is always silver-tongued and unrestrained when he's on the verbal attack.
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No debater, no matter how silver-tongued, could possibly take on Amber Ruffin.
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So what comfort to have him arrive here, in all his sharp-tongued glory?
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Distinguished in the English-speaking world, the silver-tongued professor was revered in Germany.
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Malicious, pretty, sharp-tongued and envious, because Theodore Roosevelt, her father, always preferred Eleanor.
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Male yellow heart-tongued frogs use a pair of sharp tusks to wound their rivals.
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I would live a glamorously literary life brimming with smart, sharp-tongued friends and paramours.
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Clinton participated in mock debates with her tart-tongued former aide Philippe Reines playing Trump.
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Boy, I love Jake Johnson, the silver-tongued secret comedy weapon of TV's New Girl.
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Watch out – Sarah Michelle Gellar has officially embodied the sharp-tongued Kathryn Merteuil once again.
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Regulators also shut down the social media accounts of the sharp-tongued tycoon Ren Zhiqiang.
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The flame-haired and -tongued rapper Action Bronson will make his daily late-night debut.
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I once asked Lady Bunny, the acid-tongued entertainer and trans superstar, about such matters.
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For the most part, "Love, Simon" is an amiable, slick, silver-tongued teen romantic comedy.
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Her sister, the sharp-tongued but depressive Natalie (Ronete Levenson), is in a mental institution.
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Knowledgeable bartenders are silver-tongued when describing nuances of grapefruit, hops, malt, resin and vanilla.
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Would we like him to be a little bit more of a silver-tongued devil?
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First, though not foremost, among the Spadas is Grandpa Gugliemo, Paolo's anticlerical, acerbic-tongued great-uncle.
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Certain instruments picked it up in turn: a fast-tongued trumpet, the tremolo of a violin.
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Yet it also feels like the Housewives' acid-tongued shade is a performance of verbal cruelty.
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He was also a sharp-tongued gadfly who didn't suffer fools gladly and made enemies easily.
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I had read of Joe Louis, slowed and thick-tongued and lost late in his life.
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Mr. Hu's sharp-tongued commentaries in Global Times have sometimes urged China to be more aggressive.
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Sharp-eyed and sharp-tongued, she will discuss the disappearance of the New York she knew.
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Meanwhile, she grows close to Eric (Frederick Weller), a silver-tongued venture capitalist with a hidden motive.
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Boyd's sharp-tongued, quick-witted wife Kannika puts in long hours at the gym alongside her husband.
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This week's Femmebird Icon is none other than Dorothy Zbornack, the tallest, fiercest, sharpest-tongued Golden Girl.
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From Monday until March 31, sharp-tongued Mercury jackknifes through fierce Aries, turning us all into firecrackers.
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Even the most silver-tongued spin doctors would struggle to defend Bell Pottinger's activities in South Africa.
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She recorded more than 20 albums of deep-voiced, loose-tongued jokes about sex, aging and racism.
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The protagonist is Patsy Carpenter, a 24-year-old quick-tongued married woman full of adulterous longing.
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Here are seven more cases of TV's favorite sharp-tongued judge ruling on canine (and one cat!) cases.
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Dern, 52, is their caring mother, Marnee, and Streep is their sharp-tongued and old-fashioned Aunt March.
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As always, the sexy-factor of tongue penetration is dependent on the preferences of the person being tongued.
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But before Devon can work his silver tongued magic, Ben walks up on the group in mid-scheme.
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On a related note: haven't people learned not to mess with the barb-tongued Twitter queen by now?
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The Roman poet, in contrast with the unknown Anglo-Saxon who wrote "Beowulf", is mellifluous and silver-tongued.
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She told Buzzfeed News, her inspiration stemmed from a video of the rapper singing "Tongued Tied" by Grouplove.
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He has appeared on "Drunk History" on Comedy Central, telling a loose-tongued version of the Hamilton story.
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Her performance as Meryl Streep's sharp-tongued daughter in "August: Osage County" (2013) earned her an Oscar nomination.
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Officers say Young showed several signs of intoxication during the stop -- including, "thick tongued" speech, swaying and mumbling.
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The best part of Shirley is Elisabeth Moss as a sharp-tongued and gloriously frumpy agent of chaos.
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The cat, with a droopy-tongued face that endeared her to legions of fans, suffered from feline dwarfism.
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As a kid, I tongued D-volt batteries and loved playing with those shock-your-friend prank toys.
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He's a proud devotee of dense, scruffy, quick-tongued New York City rap from the 1980s and 1990s.
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But those moments of solitude are quickly outweighed by her more unexpected characteristics; she's sharp-tongued, witty, and bossy.
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And then there's the long tongue, which seems like a nod to the notoriously long-tongued Demon himself, Simmons.
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The chain-smoking, espresso swilling and blunt-tongued executive unexpectedly died earlier this year, sending shockwaves through the industry.
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Dern, 52, is their caring mother, Marnee, and Streep, 70, is their sharp-tongued and old-fashioned Aunt March.
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Before her sentencing, she'd earned a reputation as a sharp-tongued lyricist with a raspy lilt and blond bangs.
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She remains a tart-tongued raconteur, intent as ever on burnishing or, if need be, entirely revising her legend.
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As a four-term House member from Kansas, Mr. Pompeo earned a reputation as a sharp-tongued conservative partisan.
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The principal, Paula, while given some high-comic style by Sherri Shepherd, is a sharp-tongued, sex-obsessed cartoon.
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Inside the List You may remember her from "Downton Abbey," where she played feisty, tart-tongued Mabel Lane Fox.
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Laura Dern, 52, is their caring mother, Marmee, and Streep is their sharp-tongued and old-fashioned Aunt March.
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"A sharper-tongued critic would ask fundamental questions about Dr. Burt's ability to conduct research involving human research participants."
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Dern, 52, is the girls' caring mother, Marnee, while Streep, 70, is their sharp-tongued and old-fashioned Aunt March.
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Facebook's previous emissary "was a silver-tongued devil" who "said nothing," Republican Senator John Kennedy said on CNBC on Monday.
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All throughout the record, Green makes silver-tongued references to the passage of time and what happened to the band.
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Maisel is like Mad Men from the perspective of a vivacious, acid-tongued woman, rather than yet another mopey dude.
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The fictional Canadian town even features a sharp-tongued tough guy who has vanquished and humiliated all of his opponents.
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Carrie Fisher, who made a universal splash as the sharp-tongued princess in 1977's Star Wars, died last December.
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In February, there was a brief mania over the Elon Musk-backed company OpenAI and its silver-tongued text generator.
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In Yamhill, plenty of well-meaning people were frustrated enough that they took a gamble on a silver-tongued provocateur.
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But the breakout collaborator is Rico Nasty, who out-eccentrics the hosts with quick-tongued raps and pop-punk yelps.
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Casual racism from ordinary Americans receives sharp-tongued criticism from Iranian civilians who have lived through decades of Western abuse.
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Mercury-ruled Gemini is often known as the silver-tongued trickster, but Mars in Gemini points to a sharp tongue!
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Back then, he and his older brother, Nash, would escape to national parks and collect blue-tongued lizards for pets.
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Sitting nose to nose with Costello—a guitar-wielding, bespectacled, sharp-tongued Liverpudlian—surely brought McCartney a twinge of déjà vu.
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Once again, we have a pair of tart-tongued adversaries trading barbs before acknowledging a magnetic attraction that neither can resist.
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But leave it to Eureka O'Hara—season nine's tart-tongued, big hipped contestant—to be sent packing because of an injury.
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Sure, the Republicans are engaged in a hilarious performance of "The Taming of the Shrew" with their tart-tongued presumptive nominee.
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William did not want to deliver the deadly Lassa and had to be talked into it by the golden-tongued Gabriel.
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In the opening scene, Lucien (Sylvain Dieuaide), a foppish, acid-tongued journalist, scales a wall to crash the war orphans benefit.
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" We end things right with a brand new song courtesy of sharp-tongued New York rapper Bodega Bamz, aptly titled "Scarface.
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The struggle between these two jousting politicos, between the iron-fisted realist and the silver-tongued idealist, drives the novel's plot.
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"Bartier Cardi" is a sinister, greasy number full of quick-tongued rapping, and featuring a charmingly snarling verse from 21 Savage.
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An early Twista single from back when he was called Tung Twista prompted me to play the similarly quick-tongued Shabba Ranks.
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Charming (notably and insistently to women), inquisitive and quick-tongued, he seemed a world away from the grey, stolid Soviet cultural establishment.
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LOS ANGELES — Doris Roberts, who played the tart-tongued, endlessly meddling mother on Everybody Loves Raymond, has died, a family spokeswoman said.
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Warrior planet Mars also enters your sign, October 22, which will mean, surprisingly, that people will find you sharp-tongued and aggressive!
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The girls' tart-tongued gay bestie, Kevin (a character from the new version of the comic strip), seduces a bi-curious Moose.
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"Hamilton" fans, meet the latest quick-tongued actor to take on the dual role of the Marquis de Lafayette and Thomas Jefferson.
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Publications have described his comments as "catty", "bitchy", "acid-tongued and superficial" and "controversial" instead of sexist, misogynistic, racist, fatphobic, and islamophobic.
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" He even departed from his prepared text for the sharp-tongued scolding: "If you want to fight, do it, but as men do.
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In a country where secular sceptics and sharp-tongued clerics often have a kind of amicable, bantering relationship, things have suddenly become tetchy.
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ARUN SHOURIE, a former cabinet minister and acid-tongued pundit, once dismissed India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) as "Congress plus a cow".
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She has been tart tongued and sharp elbowed when it comes to defending Israel, making clear that there's a new sheriff in town.
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And, yes, there's the "hot wing" trend, fueled by hordes of numb-tongued eaters, beers in hand, competing to devour the spiciest wings.
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Certainly not in her televised courtroom, where she has presided as the sharp-tongued star of "Judge Judy" for near a quarter century.
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Fidgety and fire-tongued, she first rebukes the camera and then relents, though her piercing eyes often point somewhere far beyond the frame.
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That includes getting into some sharper-tongued tussles online in a way not all that different from Trump's own nasty social media encounters.
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In the early, more comedy-focused segments of the film, Jojo eagerly devours information about how Jews are horned, snake-tongued devil-monsters.
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Someone please cancel "Supernatural" already and give us at least five seasons of this badass indigenous monster-hunter and her silver-tongued sidekick.
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Its sharp-tongued hero may get the girl, or not, depending on what audiences do; he might save the day, or wind up dead.
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The film notably toys with the facts a little, concentrating on Miles the quick-tongued, vibrant character as much as Miles the historical figure.
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Anna is but the latest addition to a memorable gallery of sharp-tongued Jewish mothers created by Ms. Lavin during the past several decades.
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And it seems only the three most conservative justices would have sided with Mr Phillips, had it not been for the salty-tongued commissioner.
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Sometimes he's conducting poetry workshops; sometimes he's dealing with cultural attachés or smooth-tongued diplomats; sometimes he's face to face with refugees in camps.
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He served several years in federal prison, then resumed his role as acid-tongued radio personality, eviscerating anyone who had dared to succeed him.
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Over all, this is a pretty smooth solve: silver-tongued, charming, with just enough misdirection and off-kilter humor to make it a conquest.
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The final minute displays many of the effects Europe described: crying clarinets, flutter-tongued cornets, trombone glissandos and a "shave and a haircut" ending.
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Things are going well, as The Other Two will make its premiere on Comedy Central on Thursday, January 24 in all its sharp-tongued glory.
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Who knows what plausible explanation these sweet-tongued murderers may be feeding young girls to justify blowing themselves up and taking dozens of lives along?
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Sir Vince Cable, the Liberal Democrats' sharp-tongued leader, compared Mrs May to a headmistress "barricaded in her own office" for fear of unruly pupils.
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Antonio Banderas sprinkles a little sexiness into everything he does, from playing a cape-wearing revenge seeker to voicing a red-haired, sharp-tongued pussycat.
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She's from the Northeast, but in a lot of ways she personifies what we expect of Texas women: tough and honest and occasionally sharp-tongued.
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They join previously announced franchise newbies Josie Totah ("Champions") as sharp-tongued cheerleader Lexi, and John Michael Higgins ("Great News") as the beleaguered Principal Toddman.
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When she was heckled, she casually dropped a sharp-tongued retort — "OK boomer" — and, unfazed, continued talking amid the puzzlement and silence of the room.
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In recent years, smooth-tongued "policy entrepreneurs" (Paul Krugman's term) advocating free-market reforms and a heavily armed security-state have dominated India's public sphere.
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He's a sharp-tongued attorney who has gone to the mat for the President and battles Democrats daily on cable TV and in committee rooms.
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Here it became eerie and bitter, with splintering flutter-tongued notes from the wind instruments over an ominous rumble offsetting Ms. Bullock's inky, deep voice.
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Theresa May threw out a sharp-tongued challenge to British Muslims in the aftermath of the murderous attack that began at London Bridge on June 3rd.
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Maclean, as in most of her works, plays all the characters herself, from bystanders to silver-tongued shopkeepers and from the guardian angel to Pic himself.
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Just like the famed attorney himself, Johnnie Cochran's memoir is slick, polished, silver-tongued and adroit at self-promotion -- but it guards its deeper truths closely.
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He had given considerable financial support to Nigel Farage , the sharp-tongued Euroskeptic, which had allowed Farage to remain at the center of the Brexit debate.
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Our guide, Semphiwe, was sharp-witted and sharp-tongued, giving us all names in Zulu or Xhosa and ribbing us if we couldn't pronounce them properly.
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William Breckinridge, a Kentucky congressional candidate described by his supporters as a silver-tongued orator with presidential prospects, met Madeline Pollard, a student with literary ambitions.
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After he abruptly resigned in April following an investigation into alleged personal misconduct, the normally sharp-tongued, frenetic 73-year-old slipped unexpectedly out of sight.
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Mr Siilasmaa writes that "with a sharp-tongued and thin-skinned chairman at the helm, intent on maintaining iron authority, raising questions can be close to mutiny".
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This is only a teaser trailer, of course, and we'll probably get to see Venom in all his freaky-tongued glory when the full trailer eventually drops.
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Throughout this all, Afterparty weaves together its bigger questions about relationships, growing up, and what it means to be a good person through its sharp-tongued humor.
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IT TAKES guts to challenge both Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a messianic, silver-tongued populist, and the residual political machine of Mexico's governing Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI).
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In The Favourite, Weisz plays a conniving and sharp-tongued advisor and lover to Queen Anne (Olivia Colman), competing with Abigail (Emma Stone) for their queen's affection.
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Returning for Season 2 on Monday, "UnREAL" remains one of TV's most sharp-minded and -tongued escapes, a heart-shaped box full of chocolate and razor blades.
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The long-tongued bee, for instance, which is becoming more and more rare in times of climate change, specializes in flowers with long tubes, like the iris.
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For one, the flower's petals meet to form a long tube that prevents any but long-tongued pollinators from drinking the sweet nectar pooled at its base.
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Mr. Obama immersed himself in the details, and his top aides occasionally reached out to journalists to provide tart-tongued tutorials on the politics of health care.
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Frank Bruni Our golden-haired leader is no silver-tongued devil, but that's O.K. What he lacks in verbal zingers he makes up for with physical ones.
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Would the man who made "My Beautiful Laundrette" (1985), "The Grifters" (1990), and two foul-tongued Roddy Doyle adaptations have been quite so tolerant of Florence's fancies?
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While in Kartabo, then part of British Guiana, Isabel Cooper illustrated more cuddly creatures such as a long-tongued marmoset and a docile-looking, three-toed sloth.
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Elektra embodies the memory of viper-tongued trans icons that many people in the LGBTQ community have known and loved—she recalls fierce legends like Crystal Labeija.
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Muhammad Ali, the silver-tongued boxer and civil rights champion who famously proclaimed himself "The Greatest" and then spent a lifetime living up to the billing, is dead.
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In fact, both are quick-lipped, sharp-tongued arguments for the hip-hop they and I came up on and the endangered kind of flow both excel at.
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Online they encountered the silver-tongued recruiters of Al Qaeda and the Islamic State, who said their first loyalty should be not to their nation but to Islam.
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Found around Australia, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea, the blue-tongued skink is usually camouflaged, but researchers sought out to find out how the lizard wards off attackers.
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Gil Hill, a former police detective and Detroit city councilman who played a salty-tongued police inspector in three "Beverly Hills Cop" films, died on Monday in Detroit.
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On Thursday, the acid-tongued judge in Paul Manafort's trial announced that he'd heard lawyers were rolling their eyes behind his back, and they'd better cut it out.
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Although silver-tongued in public and always ready to snap into salesman mode, Leahy is surprisingly reluctant to talk about himself, but retains a lightning return of serve.
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Lucey must have felt that gorgeous, imperious, sharp-tongued Sally, who shunned suitors for many years to care for her mother — and never regretted it — wasn't sufficiently engaging.
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They've seen it on TV: the sharp-tongued, compassionate, and courageous prosecutor that leaves them imagining an unflappable black woman on the debate stage next to Donald Trump.
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And even if he refrains from starting a trade war, the loose-tongued, fact-lite style he cultivated during the campaign could wreak serious damage when he is president.
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So it's only fitting that models walking Fendi's runway today wore a beauty look modeled after the sweet-faced and sharp-tongued Wreck-It Ralph character, Vanellope von Schweetz.
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The author of that tweet was not a Kremlin agent but Leonid Bershidsky, a sharp-tongued writer for Bloomberg News and co-founder of Vedomosti, Russia's leading business newspaper.
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But with the elaborate musical numbers, dance performances, and sharp-tongued jokes comes a whole host of misconceptions about what drag is and how queens ought to be treated.
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It also says he should beware the "golden-tongued" U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, who was born in the year of the fire pig in the Chinese zodiac.
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We can't afford to be fooled by a silver-tongued lawyer in the face of grave threats to women's rights and health care, no matter what he says now.
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Comic book fans are sure to flood multiplexes next week for the continuing adventures of Wade Wilson, Marvel Comics' gun-toting, sharp-tongued mercenary whose code-name is Deadpool.
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The sharp-tongued comedian and actress, whose movie characters are often lovable but drunk and unapologetically sexually active, ultimately abandoned the project because of scheduling conflicts, according to reports.
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Social media aside, its Nunes' live character that might pose the biggest threat to the UFC and its rambunctious following having a fiery, sharp-tongued, camera-friendly female champion.
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Pushy, judgmental, tart-tongued and self-obsessed, the photographer at the heart of Otis Mass's penetrating documentary, "The Incomparable Rose Hartman," is, like her snapshots, a piece of work.
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For clumsy, weedy kids like me who spent hours alone reading the dictionary, the silver-tongued, homely Cyrano opened a glorious new vista on possibilities for becoming a hero.
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To the intense dismay of secular human-rights campaigners and gay-rights activists, a famously sharp-tongued bishop has just been acquitted on charges of stirring up hatred and prejudice.
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Probably his natural, unaltered rapping cadence would sound low and blubber-tongued anyway, and probably all that cough syrup has something to do with the rasp in his throat, too.
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The sharp-tongued reality star reminded us of that on Sunday night's episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, during a confessional about her best friend Malika Haqq's dating life.
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He remembered, as well, that the silver-tongued Ali had lost his speech to illness in recent years, but that he continued to be a powerful force on humanitarian missions.
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But the silver-tongued few who can spit out the super tricky word can help try to come up with a new name for the disease on McGinn's website, ACureForEllie.org.
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Drinking has been woven into the nation's culture for centuries, from the "loose-tongued" pilgrims of Chaucer to the apprentices who ran amok on London's streets in the 16th century.
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It's a battle he has waged on Twitter, where his acid-tongued trolling of the socialist leader has made him one of the Trump administration's fiercest voices on the issue.
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When Maggie and Michonne's squad first encounters Georgie, they treat her with the standard suspicion, but some silver-tongued words soon earn her a workable minimum of the alliance's trust.
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Cassini was 22010 when we spoke in 2005: best known then as Jacqueline Kennedy's designer, the silver-tongued bon vivant who helped shape her image during her White House years.
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Ronan brings life and depth to the prickly title character, and Laurie Metcalfe's portrayal of Lady Bird's sharp-tongued but wounded mother is one of the year's best supporting performances.
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For a show that splits the difference, try IFC's "Brockmire": a sharp-tongued baseball comedy that, in its fourth and final season, takes an odd and oddly prescient dystopian turn.
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For a show that splits the difference, try IFC's "Brockmire": a sharp-tongued baseball comedy that, in its fourth and final season, takes an odd and oddly prescient dystopian turn.
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The quick-witted, sharp-tongued judge will step down as the chief justice of Delaware's Supreme Court, after years of overseeing cases that shaped the laws governing most U.S. companies.
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Fleshy and peppered with bright flowers, they supply essential food and moisture for the wealth of insects in the Succulent Karoo, such as monkey beetles, termites and long-tongued flies.
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BEIJING — While alive, Li Rui was a decades-long headache for China's ruling Communists — a former aide to Mao Zedong who became an obdurate, sharp-tongued critic of the party.
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But before she built the Biermann bunch, the 38-year-old reality star was the sharp-tongued, no-nonsense, chain-smoking Atlanta Housewife not afraid to fight anyone who crossed her.
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" Navarro then followed up her anti-Trump speech with a similar message in her native-tongued Spanish, prompting host Anderson Cooper to quip: "You are not a Trump supporter, Ana Navarro.
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GLUE is a 50-minute portrait of the director Oisín Byrne's friend and longtime collaborator, a quick-witted and acid-tongued cross-dresser who refuses to adhere to a fixed identity.
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Her recent arc on the Fox series "New Girl," was, then, an unexpected treat, and she will reappear next season, she said, as a love interest and sharp-tongued comic foil.
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He has also foisted on them a colossally arrogant junior employee named Scooter (Ben Euphrat), who proves a gratifyingly easy target for Brock (Mark Anderson Phillips), the group's razor-tongued jester.
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Willow, an adorable 3-year-old girl, captivated Instagram this past Halloween when she dressed up as Galina "Red" Reznikov, the sharp-tongued Russian mobster on Orange is the New Black.
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These silver-tongued inheritors of wealth and power appear reassuringly familiar — suavely cosmopolitan folks who are au fait with the codes of bourgeois liberalism, unlike coarse nativists like Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
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But after reading the script and speaking with the producers, he eventually agreed to the part of Harold, the sharp-tongued gay man whose birthday provides the play with its setting.
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This memorable fable about the arrival of a giant, fork-tongued but seemingly harmless lizard artfully combines the mythmaking sensibilities of the Portuguese Nobel laureate Saramago and the Brazilian artist Borges.
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In a conference room, two works by Los Angeles-based artists face off: Will Boone's acrylic "Jason Mask" and Calvin Marcus's "Green Calvin," a mushroom-tongued ceramic devil on green hardboard.
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Directed by the theater company's namesake, Jamie Lloyd, the adaptation by Martin Crimp is a postmodern take on the Edmond Rostand love story, featuring beatboxing, silver-tongued characters in street clothes.
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But in Donald Trump's epic reign as the hotheaded, ammonia-haired, serpent-tongued destroyer of worlds, political survival is paramount, no matter the venality involved or the cost to your reputation.
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" Cheney came back to haunt us in the form of his dagger-tongued daughter Liz, the Wyoming House member, who said Trump's inaction "could in fact be a very serious mistake.
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Somewhere amid the sharp-tongued yenta's relationship counseling and trademark blunt feedback, things get explosive when Stanger warns that she'll be forced to break down her millionaire clients before building them up.
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Stark was everything my friends and I wanted to be: rich (though like some of us, he was helped by a good deal of family money), handsome, sharp-tongued, charming and seductive.
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Dodd's work often features portraits of googly-eyed, lolling-tongued creatures with cutesy names out of some sort of demented children's TV programming, and "Snaggle Stack" is very much in this vein.
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At the beginning of the song's video, a pink-and-white snake slithers toward the camera; the reptile was part of the symbolic language surrounding the sharp-tongued "Reputation," Swift's 2017 album.
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For the other end, the very outside boxes 1-5 (and 4-1, if you get me), I went with BILGE running inward, which gave me GLIB running outward (for "Smooth-tongued").
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Most notably, Mr. Berke was able to force the hearing's sharp-tongued witness to admit he had been less than truthful about his involvement with the special counsel in national television interviews.
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George Steele, a gruff, green-tongued fighter who, as the Animal, was one of wrestling's wildest and most-hated villains, has died, World Wrestling Entertainment, the professional wrestling organization, said on Friday.
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The season is heavy with season 5 queens – including the reunion of the tart-tongued clique RoLaskaTox (Roxxxy Andrews, Alaska Thunderf— and Detox) – as well as longtime rivals Alyssa Edwards and Coco Montrese.
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The sharp-tongued parliamentarian apologised for the offence he had caused, with the surreal excuse that in the heat of an argument some "not too successful turns of phrase" could sometimes be uttered.
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Mr. Dash is legendarily loose-tongued and bullheaded — just because he's filming a scene for a show about hip-hop progeny (including his son, Boogie) doesn't mean he'll adhere to the pat narrative.
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He said some descriptions of his wife during trial as a sharp-tongued and tough woman were tough for him to listen to and didn&apost match the woman he knew and loved.
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The sharp-tongued insults switch between hilarious and cruel on the much-buzzed-about "Barbie Dreams," an ode to her idol the Notorious B.I.G. and the days of '90s hip-hop diss tracks.
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Today's reminder that stars are just like us (well, sort of, sometimes) comes courtesy of sharp-tongued comedian Chelsea Handler, who appeared on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen on Thursday night.
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Like most people, Daniel Ibrahim remembers exactly where he was the first time he came across a tiny, bug-eyed, toothless, limp-tongued cat called Lil Bub, the internet-breaking Queen of Cute.
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" He was a sharp-tongued critic of John McCain and Mitt Romney during their presidential runs, characterizing the former as "an angry old jackass" and the latter as "the Harriet Miers of 2012.
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Diana Rigg's Olenna Tyrell was a joyous addition to Game of Thrones from the moment she first arrived at King's Landing back in season three, spewing acid-tongued insults at everyone in sight.
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Ms. Nixon recently brought aboard L. Joy Williams, the president of the Brooklyn N.A.A.C.P., as a senior strategist; Mr. Cuomo hired Lis Smith, a sharp-tongued Democratic operative, to bolster his communications operation.
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The shtick begins with a thick-tongued, high-pitched voice, an affect that appears in many Sandler characters and is so bizarre that you have to wonder if he is parodying a type.
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If this were any other year, the opposing party's response to sharp-tongued attacks at the convention rostrum would be staged reactions of shock and sadness amid sanctimonious calls for more civility in politics.
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Naypyidaw (Myanmar) (AFP) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has described European lawmakers as "crazies" in a salty-tongued rebuttal to criticism of his deadly drug war, while vowing again that all traffickers will be killed.
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Ms. Light, known for her incisive portraits of sharp-tongued women, here delivers a not entirely fitting study in self-effacing goodness, which makes Thérèse's anger toward her mother-in-law seem especially churlish.
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Both silver-haired, silver-tongued orators, who lived as avuncular bachelors and gave their younger years to quasi-monastic work for the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), a Hindu "volunteer" network, they sound like twins.
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"The dark dragon," of "fork-tongued" monstrosity, is the funniest metaphor yet for Hiram, a millionaire and mobster hell bent on killing the 16-year-old boy he already spent $30,000 framing for murder.
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Manafort was hardly the only well-coiffed, silver-tongued devil taking his talents to the most brutal regimes across the world, promising to launder their images in return for some of their looted treasure.
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BEIJING — When a sharp-tongued real estate tycoon publicly derided President Xi Jinping's demand for unstinting loyalty to the Communist Party from the Chinese news media, the party's response was predictably swift and harsh.
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The brutal insouciance of her fellow immortals — whether her sharp-tongued mother, Perse; or chilly Hermes; or righteous Athena enraged — proves increasingly alien to this thoughtful and compassionate woman who learns to love unselfishly.
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Even as he accrued more movie bonafides—playing a sliver-tongued Lando Calrissian in Solo: A Star Wars Story—and starred in the Amazon musical Guava Island, he discarded old selves for new ones.
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WASHINGTON — After becoming the highest-ranking Republican woman in Congress, Representative Liz Cheney, the sharp-tongued lawmaker from Wyoming, wasted little time establishing her reputation as one of her party's most combative partisan brawlers.
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Our newly silver-tongued freshman gets a little support from Yoruba culture, in a magic-realist touch that is part of Mr. Njikam's plan to honor what he sees as hip-hop's cultural roots.
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In "The O.C." Mr. Schwartz infused the teen-soap genre with pop-culture-conscious humor; in "Gossip Girl," he and Ms. Savage created a luscious, silver-tongued exploration of private-school debauchery and intrigue.
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As he puts it, in a flight of sharp-tongued irony: No sooner had a thoroughly atheistic culture arrived on the scene...than the deity himself was suddenly back on the agenda with a vengeance.
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Chris Christie and John Kasich, and onetime front-runner Jeb Bush -- to try to slow Rubio down, portraying him as a silver-tongued but callow poseur, too green to govern and too slick by half.
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The couple were engaged by November 2011, five years after Tucci starred with his bride's sister Emily Blunt in The Devil Wears Prada, where he shone as Nigel, a sharp-tongued yet supportive art director.
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It is, as we wrote in our 100 albums of 2016, more than just a fitting tribute to the late Phife Dawg; it was a sharp-tongued conversation with all his wit and wisdom involved.
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Two years ago, Halsey was an unknown pop singer who, with help from some online tastemakers, had a minor hit with "New Americana," a sharp-tongued portrait of disaffected millennials ("raised on Biggie and Nirvana").
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She's not the smoothest or most nimble-tongued rapper, or a particularly inventive rhymer, but the crude declarative force that is her gift lends Invasion of Privacy a dogged drive, a sense of earned exuberance.
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Tucci and Blunt were engaged by November 2011, five years after Tucci starred with his bride's sister Emily Blunt in The Devil Wears Prada, where he shone as Nigel, a sharp-tongued yet supportive art director.
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In last night's episode we got a sharp-tongued, impatient Sansa, who sees right through Littlefinger and makes difficult but necessary points to Jon about avoiding the mistakes of her father Ned and her brother Robb.
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The sharp-tongued New York rapper can dazzle with lyrical pyrotechnics when he needs to, but the beauty of "All EyeZ Off Me," the title single for his upcoming project, is that it stuns with simplicity.
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Next, our long-tongued creature, with the habit for killing hosts, accidentally targets and possesses fired journalist Eddie Brock on some Jekyll and Hyde shit because who the fuck knows why—they're both losers, I guess.
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She promised to use a crew of silver-tongued clerics to retail the message, and sang the same "the one we've been waiting for" song about Dany that Melisandre has been dedicating lately to Jon Snow.
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And then, when they're finished with that, they're already revving themselves up for a fast-tongued sermon on how J Dilla and Madlib are two of the best producers to ever step into the rap game?
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Long a minor celebrity on Wall Street, Mr. Scaramucci came to prominence as the silver-tongued Trump confrere whose brief run at the White House culminated in an expletive-laced tirade to a New Yorker correspondent.
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WASHINGTON — For decades, she was the grande dame of the Grand Old Party, the white-haired, pearl-wearing, tart-tongued Republican matriarch and, in the words of one eulogist, the first lady of the Greatest Generation.
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This month Cardy will release the second Rat Boy album, "Internationally Unknown," a high-energy collision of punk convulsion and hip-hop storytelling full of raucously fun, sharp-tongued songs about slackerdom, resistance and disorderly joy.
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It follows the rivalry between two fictional cliques, the House of Abundance and the House of Evangelista, as they dress up and strut the runway at competitions hosted by the hilariously acid-tongued Pray Tell (Billy Porter).
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Though perennial nominee Dame Maggie Smith was nominated for her work as Downton Abbey's sharp-tongued Dowager Countess, costar Michelle Dockery – who emerged as the heart and fire of the series – did not hear her named called.
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For a time in the early part of the decade, she promised to be a different sort of pop star — stylistically limber, loose-tongued, as comfortable rapping as singing, seemingly uninterested in the seamlessness megapop typically promises.
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His debut as Destroyer from that year, We'll Build Them A Golden Bridge, is a self-recorded bedroom LP of 16 tracks, avant-garde witticisms delivered by a golden-tongued prophet of 90s lo-fi anti-heroes.
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In it, Thompson plays a sharp-tongued late-night host, Katherine Newbury, who reluctantly hires a token woman (Kaling) for her all-male writing staff in an effort to keep her show relevant and on the air.
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This eulogy is one in a series of mortifications that Jim, played by Jim Cummings, undergoes in the movie, at the hands of frustrated co-workers, a sharp-tongued ex-wife and his own unimpressed preteen daughter.
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Initially Harv is tasked with being 63ix9ine's bodyguard, but eventually tensions between him and Shotti splinter the gang from within; Harv had had enough of the loose-tongued interloper who was making a mockery of his world.
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Every day, the museum hosts presentations of "The Slow Show," in which children can meet and interact with exhibition residents like Roger, the two-toed sloth; Cobb, the blue-tongued skink; and Shuffles, the red-footed tortoise.
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"Burbank Funk" is the direction N.E.R.D. should have taken their 2010s career, while the album's lead single "Come Over" is a silver-tongued allurement, and "La Di Da" would play perfectly from a crappy speaker on the block.
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Another sharp-tongued Flemish politician, Belgium's deputy premier Jan Jambon, duly retorted that if the imam's appeal prevails, a fresh revocation of his permit will be decreed on different grounds and the end-result will be the same.
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Her excited, sincere acceptance speech was almost as much fun to watch as Henson's clever and quick-tongued one, which included the pertinent question, "Who knew that playing an ex-convict would take me all around the globe?"
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When Lazar's remarkable life is paired with Corbell's approach to documentary filmmaking (and brief stints of monologue read by gravel-tongued Mickey Rourke), the end result is an incredibly entertaining portrait of the world's most notorious UFO truther.
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Gene Simmons, who once was best known as the long-tongued guitarist from Kiss and not as a helmet-haired reality star who says inappropriate things to journalists, earned swift backlash after criticizing Prince's reported issues with addiction.
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Shortly after her remarks, Pierre Bergé, the famously tart-tongued co-founder of Yves Saint Laurent, gave an interview to the radio station Europe 1 in which he excoriated brands that made clothing aimed at the Islamic market.
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The still lively and salty-tongued Ms. Miller, who keeps her nails painted the signature red and white of her performance days, ended her lecture by jokingly, but sincerely, thanking white dancers for keeping the Lindy Hop alive.
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The rapidity with which Stephanie — who's not even sure she believes in God — upends her life for a honey-tongued stranger and the lure of joining a "large, loving family" struck me as a bit of a stretch.
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This atmosphere of playful sexiness fades all too soon, though, when Gloria becomes desperately ill and asks to be cared for by Peter's mother, Bella (Julie Walters, at her tart-tongued best), in his childhood home in Liverpool.
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And, in Long Island City, MoMA PS1's Warm Up pulses with some of the most innovative rising artists, including the trilingual Catalan singer and rapper Bad Gyal (July 13) and the quick-tongued U.K. rapper Flohio (Aug. 3).
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Born into a prominent Hollywood family, Ms. Fisher was the sharp-tongued creative force behind books, screenplays, a one-woman show and, in recent years, a wry social media presence trotting the globe with her dog, Gary, in tow.
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The sharp-tongued comedy, which featured ridiculous costumes and sets done with the charm (and production value) of a Charlie Brown Christmas pageant, was more complex than the brainless farce it seemed to be during the first 10 minutes.
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In recent years, such privately educated and smooth-tongued men as Niall Ferguson and Tony Blair could even present the British as saviors of suffering and benighted humanity, urging American neoconservatives to take up the white man's burden globally.
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Mr. Christie then gave Mr. Rubio his trademark New Jersey treatment: He unleashed a series of rapid-fire, acid-tongued attacks on the man standing four podiums to his right, alternately looking directly at Mr. Rubio and at the camera.
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" And, since the sharp-tongued Stanger, 55, previously told PEOPLE Now she was "trying to get her away from the sex industry," Abraham added with a laugh: "I think Patti and Candace kind of had their words toward my vagina.
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The Shakes include the dulcet-tongued South African vocalist Vuyo Sotashe, the tap dancer and vocalist Michela Marino Lerman, the tenor saxophonists Julian Lee and Ruben Fox, the keyboardist Mathis Picard, the bassist Russell Hall and the drummer Kyle Poole.
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Currently exhibited at Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art in London, GLUE is a 50-minute portrait of Byrne's friend and longtime collaborator Gary Farrelly, a quick-witted and acid-tongued cross-dresser who refuses to adhere to a fixed identity.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Ernest "Fritz" Hollings, a sharp-tongued moderate Democrat with a booming voice and deep Southern drawl who advocated fiscal discipline in Washington during 21948 years representing South Carolina in the U.S. Senate, died on Saturday at age 226.
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The aim is to choke off misinformation so it doesn't enter the public discourse with the same force that it might have, and — ideally anyway — to act as a prophylactic that scares loose-tongued lawmakers out of making false claims.
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Two other new releases reached the Top 10 this week: the Brooklyn rapper Joey Badass bowed at No. 5 with "All-Amerikkkan Badass" (Cinematic), and the sharp-tongued singer-songwriter Father John Misty reached No. 10 with "Pure Comedy" (Sub Pop).
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This, one could even say, poison-tongued conservative judge, was humorous, but didn't give up his Catholicism when it came to important questions, opposing abortion and same-sex marriage, and letting people see a truly respected person who stuck to his views.
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There have been alleged frauds—consider Theranos, a Silicon Valley firm founded by the silver-tongued Elizabeth Holmes, which raised more than $1bn to promote a blood-testing device which was later found to produce flawed results (a court case begins next year).
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Senators from both parties say that Harris, who has shaped much of her presidential campaign around her image as a sharp-tongued prosecutor, is the same person behind closed doors as she is in front of the television cameras at public hearings.
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President Barack Obama took his leave of the White House press corps Saturday with a sardonic blast at Donald Trump, the Republican Party and even fellow Democrats in his final tart-tongued stand-up riff for the White House Correspondents' Association dinner.
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The show accordingly gives us wedding massacres, Byzantine plots devised by silver-tongued rich people, women killing witless and cruel men with fire, a dozen pairs of star-crossed lovers, repetitive incest, gouged eyes, gorgeous vistas with ancient castles, and disgusting morbidity.
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In between, there was the Rousey-Tate rivalry, born of acid-tongued acrimony during the final months of Strikeforce and sustained on The Ultimate Fighter, the first season to cast beyond men after the UFC added a women's bantamweight division in 2013.
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The program of works by Beat Furrer, a stalwart of the European avant-garde, triggered a weary sense of familiarity as the Argento players produced one artfully textured array after another of tongue pops and clicks, scratch tones and flutter-tongued multiphonics.
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The acid-tongued Duterte has had an uneasy relationship with the U.S. recently and is also trying to mend ties with China frayed by the ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration, which ruled against China's territorial claims to the South China Sea.
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Somebody slid under the fur-tipped teats of a blood-tongued, flesh-toothed wolf and gently squeezed her tits, just so someone, somewhere, could boil up a bit of fish and serve it in a bowl covered in what looks like pine needles.
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The result is brimming with small nods to daily life in Mexico, including a slack-tongued Xolo (a Mexican breed of hairless dog) as Miguel's loyal sidekick and a two-dimensional prologue animated to look like papel picado (traditional tissue-paper art).
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The dispute is all part of a makeover of darts engineered by Barry Hearn, the silver-tongued chairman of the Professional Darts Corporation, or P.D.C., and the mastermind behind the sport's growth on TV. Mr. Hearn said his message to players was unambiguous.
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If I had to define the soul of modern Manchester, I'd point to Tony Wilson: down to earth and dandified, of the people and rarified, all at once; sharp-tongued, honorable, hedonistic, more interested in art and conversation than celebrity and wealth.
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As much as flowery-tongued hypocrites like Tom Wilson would have you believe otherwise, corporations have one job: to produce profits, and when a corporate executive tries to tell you something else, run — don't walk — away from the company he or she leads.
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James Franco plays the part of twin brothers, Frankie and Vincent, whose fates are eternally intertwined; there's also Gbenga Akinnagbe's slick-tongued Larry Brown, a hard-nosed pimp with a heart, and Maggie Gyllenhaal's Candy, a sex worker and single mother with big dreams.
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According to the American Kennel Club, the Chow Chow might have originated in China as early as 200 B.C., and some artifacts from the ancient Han Dynasty have depictions of dogs that look very much like the black tongued Fluffy Bois we know today.
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It's been 244 years since most of the world met Cutrone as the sharp-tongued public who'd been invited to participate in The Hills by Vogue's west coast editor Lisa Love and, once on-screen, exhibited absolutely no sympathy for Lauren Conrad and co.
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His music works within the expanded dimensions of vocal manipulation and melody Future and Young Thug injected into Atlanta trap over the last half decade, but his own style tends toward a nimble-tongued sing-song that naturally matches the quick patter of his conversation.
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As a result of Wise's particular trade practices, and the aesthetic niche he cultivated in the book market, he helped transform "Shakespeare" from a poet known for a sweet, "hony-tongued" style to a playwright associated with formidable characters like Richard III and Falstaff.
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Altschul, 78, has emerged as a tart-tongued matriarch doing the work of a Greek chorus for a cast in which half the members can barely figure out how to get out of bed before noon (and once there, how to proceed without a beer).
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Altschul, 78, has emerged as a tart-tongued matriarch doing the work of a Greek chorus for a cast in which half the members can barely figure out how to get out of bed before noon (and once there, how to proceed without a beer).
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In a separate case, a sharp-tongued federal judge is insisting that PG&E eliminate the risk of its equipment igniting wildfires, a tall order for a company that has been blamed for starting more than a dozen major fires in the last two years.
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He also formed his own squad called AmmoNation, which includes producer Crime Heat, who he regularly collaborates with; Jane Deezy, whose sparkling, sharp-tongued R&B-inflected hip hop is instantly catchy; and Blaze the Emperor, who has a woozy flow that floats breezily atop any beat.
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BEN RATLIFF Egyptian Lover "1983-1988" (Stones Throw) Egyptian Lover's "Dial-A-Freak" begins with a series of squealing push-button phone tones, moves into moist-tongued rapping over spirited electro, then gets punchy by mixing the two while moans and gasps bubble up from the background.
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" When the English food writer Tom Parker Bowles, the son of Camilla, ate at Prince's, in 2004, he ignored a recommendation to start with Mild or Hot and instead ordered XHot, telling himself, "This will show these lily-tongued Southerners what true British grit is really about.
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The 13-episode reboot reunites Bergen as a sharp-tongued investigative journalist and TV anchor with most of the original cast from the CBS show's initial 10-year run that ended in 1998 — before the internet and the rise of 24-hour cable news took hold.
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Always sharp-tongued, Luther now lost all restraint, writing in a treatise that Pope Paul III was a sodomite and a transvestite—no surprise, he added, when you considered that all popes, since the beginnings of the Church, were full of devils and vomited and farted and defecated devils.
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This partly explains the internal confusion, with some — like the perennially double-tongued House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) — first for it and then against it.
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The odds that Simon Cowell, the acid-tongued producer of "American Idol," would become the next British prime minister were only 500 to 20163, for example, while those that Hugh Hefner, who founded Playboy magazine, would reveal that he was a virgin were set at 1,000 to 1.
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A champion of the poor, the sharp-tongued leftist lawmaker has been described by critics as a Mexican Hugo Chavez or even a Mexican Donald Trump, thanks to his nationalist and populist agenda — although he's toned down some of his more inflammatory campaign promises like ending energy privatizations.
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Thankfully, I'm not entirely like the quick-tongued, high-energy, onetime chief of staff and campaign manager for Selina Meyer (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) — my insults certainly aren't as good — but I see more of myself in her than in any character on Girls or the ladies of Broad City.
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You could almost mistake the series for a nostalgic period piece, as when a bushy-bearded Zachary Levi ("Chuck") enters as a silver-tongued peddler, or when Grace befriends Mary (Rebecca Liddiard), a feisty, politically aware servant who fatefully attracts the interest of one of her employer's sons.
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Although not all Nazi concentration camps were death camps — some were forced labor camps — Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's use of the phrase, which she said was intentional, opened the door for attacks from Republicans, led by Representative Liz Cheney of Wyoming, the sharp-tongued chairwoman of the House Republican Conference.
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The revelation on this occasion is TV's beloved Hercule Poirot, David Suchet, in peerlessly prissy form in "The Collection" as the toupee-wearing, tart-tongued older partner of the younger, bisexual Bill (Russell Tovey), who may or may not have had a dalliance with a married woman (Hayley Squires).
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In a journey that threads its way from Gil Scott Heron's "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" soundtracking a Nike commercial to Lena Dunham's "inspiring" 2016 collaboration with Lakai, the leather-tongued merchants of the sneaker industry have long harnessed the issues of the day to shift product.
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And Cameron: Songs of a Witch Woman, initiated under Deitch, chronicled the work of an excluded from the canon but key to many iconic histories: it was her drawing, of an alien penetrating a serpent-tongued woman from behind, that prompted the LAPD Vice Squad to raid Ferus Gallery in 1957.
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Foreign investors are pulling money out of the country's stock market rapidly, riled by a series of remarks made by the acid-tongued Duterte against key ally U.S. and China that have cast doubts over the future of the country's foreign policies as well as his handling of the economy.
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There is a kind of silver-tongued orator who can persuade in any situation, who like Caesar's Mark Antony can find a crowd leaning one way and leave them stirred up for the opposite cause, who is legitimately dangerous when given a rostrum or a soapbox or a prime-time speech.
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A willing critic of the news media and Republican leaders, Ms. Ingraham has at times conflicted with the president, notably scolding Mr. Trump for working with Democrats on DACA last week, but has largely spared him from the sharp-tongued punditry that has made her a favorite of Fox News viewers.
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As his voice started to drop, he went through an excruciatingly awkward phase, trying to develop a honey-tongued R&B croon but managing only the grotesque squeak of a wannabe, with his slower, sweatier, clumsier synthbeats the musical equivalent of the sad little mustache your teenage son should just shave off already.
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Once a rising star of the Socialist Party, Mr. Cahuzac, whose sharp-tongued speech and stern rigor were dreaded by his political opponents and lauded by his allies, suffered a humbling fall from grace that included an admission that he had repeatedly lied before Parliament and on television about holding such accounts.
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Let's not forget, an attorney also has an ethical duty to his client; he must make sure the client recognizes the risks a falsity may later present, even if the client might currently be less interested in publicizing the truth, and rather wants to hide behind a silver-tongued professional who simply sounds truthful.
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Her sharp-tongued attacks inflicted the deepest wounds on Michael Bloomberg in last week's debate, and she arguably commands the most credibility across the party's rank and file; polls consistently put her at or near the top of the field in terms of net favorability among all Democratic voters, rivaled only by Mr. Sanders.
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But other works feel like exorcisms — most explicitly his sketches of goat-horned, lizard-tongued devils, as well as "Anomie 218 Full Circle" (1991), a large painting on unstretched canvas bristling with religious and secular symbols of power: three versions of the crucified Christ; a seated Buddha; a monarch's crown; towering warriors in Samurai masks.
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The actress, who has won four Emmy awards for her portrayal of acid-tongued politician Selina Meyer on the HBO series, tells PEOPLE and EW editorial director Jess Cagle during the latest episode of The Jess Cagle Interview that, of the show's seemingly endless amount of memorable one-liners, she knows exactly which one is her favorite.
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He was helped in his improbable march by the timidity of his opponents and the Republican establishment, who until recently were reluctant to tangle with the tart-tongued Trump, hoping he would simply fade away; and by the insatiable appetite of TV news executives, who quickly realized the outrageous former reality show star was an unexpected ratings bonanza.
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More than anywhere else in this multiethnic country, Salvador is steeped in Afro-Brazilian culture — from the worship of Yoruba deities (orixás), to the acrobatic practice of capoeira, to a cuisine tinged with deep orange dendê oil and smoldering with a stronger dose of hot peppers than the delicate-tongued rest of the country can handle.
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Dorothy's ornery disposition and deadpan humor never gets old; Blanche's sexual escapades are thrilling to witness; Rose's ridiculous stories about her hometown, St. Olaf, are always confounding and hilarious; and Sophia, the oldest of the iconic geriatric crew, delivers sharp-tongued critiques of all of ladies in a way that's always surprising coming from such a tiny person.
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But in an effort to prove she's not just a nice teen girl, she soon becomes one of the guys, shedding Johanna's awkward skin to become the witty, sharp-tongued and glamorous Dolly Wilde, a woman of the world who greets her fans in a top hat perched at a jaunty angle on her fire-red mane.
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There were bright red blanket plaids; ornately toggle-fastened stadium coats; ruched necklines right out of "Little House on the Prairie"; and sweaters patterned with the faces of mythical creatures said to have been inspired by Haida totem poles, though they looked closer to the lolling-tongued Tibetan demons Alessandro Michele plastered all over his Gucci collection last June.
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In the middle of the most consequential moment of Trump's presidency, the sharp-tongued White House counselor, who's been an indefatigable defender of the Republican leader ever since she took over his campaign in August 2016, appeared to have traded in her ubiquity on cable news for a behind-the-scenes role deep inside the West Wing.
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This left only the other chinchilla, and the bearded dragons and the two-foot-long blue-tongued skink, and the ball python and the albino corn snake, and the parakeets and the doves and the leopard geckos and the six aquatic turtles and the African clawed frog, all variously chirping and barking and slithering and blobbing around in their cages and tanks.
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I saw an intense night of gqom — aerated, industrial-strength house music from Durban, South Africa; watched the bawdy MC Carol from Brazil play loose-tongued, scrappy music from the country's funk balls; and listened to Moodymann, an innovator of soulful Detroit techno, play rare Prince songs in a sweatbox of a club, when he wasn't stopping the music to give impromptu lectures.
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By this point, I had already spoken to a specialist on pyramids and crop circles, a guru who sells wishing boxes, a sharp-eyed and even sharper-tongued couple who claim Qatar and Ari Emanuel were behind the Paris attacks, and a man who has come back from the dead three times — only to refute that death is even a real thing (among other stories).
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"From what we can tell, by definition and absent some other form of other compensation, MoviePass will be losing money on every subscriber seeing two movies or more in a month," the chain said in its sharp-tongued statement, which you can read in full here: It's not clear just exactly how AMC plans to stop MoviePass from buying tickets on behalf of its customers, since it has no way of knowing who's a subscriber and who's not.
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Even around the time of his 101st birthday last year, Mr. Li made sharp-tongued criticisms of the party and of Mr. Xi. Early on, Mr. Li had hoped that Mr. Xi would be a relatively moderate leader, and he was dismayed by the staunch policies Mr. Xi pursued, said Bao Tong, an ousted former official who was friends with Mr. Li. "His ideas became clearer and clearer," Mr. Bao said of Mr. Li by telephone.
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This was my introduction to an entire economy whose contours I had never seen before made up of a vast sea of small-time slumlords and shaky investors who, desperate and fantastical, were convinced they were one of hot deal away from becoming a titan of industry and the strata above them of con artists, phony gurus, and silver-tongued devils that made millions off exploiting the unlimited resource of people who completely missed the point of Wolf of Wall Street.
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Other powerful pieces include Lionel Sabatte's redolent sculpture "Smile in Dust" (2017), Philip Guston's cartoonish painting of a cuddly Ku Klux Klanner "In Bed" (1971), Anselm Kiefer's crusty stout block "Rabi Low: Der Golem" (1988–2012), Antony Gormley's rusty condensed sculpture "Clench" (2013), and Niki de Saint Phalle's swashbuckling "Maquette pour Le Golem" (1972), her model for the architecturally scaled triple-tongued monster slide "Le Golem" (33), which she built in Jerusalem, that represents the three monotheistic religions plummeting from a golem-monster's merry mouth.
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