Word: darning
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That this writers’ strike was irritatingly inconvenient for those of us not striking (who wanted to watch Lost, darn it!) only illustrates that screenwriters form some important thread in the fabric of American society. But, hopefully, this strike will serve as a reminder of the importance of communication between different branches of industry, for when traditional avenues of communication between labor and management break down, labor has a right (some might even say a responsibility) to pursue its ends through new means. In the words of Leslie Moonves, chief executive of CBS, “The lesson...
...tournament before NCAAs, every game, every night, is like a tournament game. If you drop one, your fight to win is that much harder.”“What I keep thinking about is that last year, we were 1-13 at one point and a darn good team,” Delaney-Smith said of last season’s slow start out of the gate. “We have to make both games equally important.”The Crimson will look to Tay to keep up her recent scoring run. The reigning Ivy League...
...audio equivalent of the gangsta stare becomes the stubborn old-man pause. If Cube and Chuck D were to get together again in 2008, the result would not be “Burn Hollywood Burn” or “Endangered Species” but “Darn You Youngsters and Your Silly Snap Dances and Video Games.” “Gangsta Rap Made Me Do It” doesn’t come close to his thematically similar 1990 song “The Product,” but this song and its accompanying...
...contagious enthusiasm of the final number demonstrated, “Too Darn Hot” was an exhilarating evening of high-quality dance—and a great deal...
...final performance of the evening, TAPS and Mainly Jazz came together for a classy and high-energy piece that McKenna choreographed to Cole Porter’s “Too Darn Hot.” The performance culminated in an effective series of poses synced with colored light cues, followed by a huge pyramid formation in which the dancers finished with a thrilling, Charleston-inspired sequence...