Word: restlessly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...show stars Michael Damian's pectoral muscles, which are on all but nonstop display. That is just as well because the rest of his talents range from innocuous to boring. He is a major star if, and only if, you watch the soap opera The Young and the Restless. Robert Torti plays a pharaoh as Elvis. Once you've heard the idea, the performance is superfluous...
Videotape as a kind of immortality: how sweet, how narcissistic, how '90s this notion is. So is this glossy, well-acted movie about a very privileged victim. Because Bob has no problems with money, work, a restless wife or unruly kids, he can spend his time in crash-course therapy, discovering that, yes, his parents really did love him. Moviegoers in dead-end jobs and edgy relationships will wish they could live half as glamorously as Bob Jones dies. This is Final Exit, Hollywood-style: death warmed over...
...justice and freedom all over this world. America was rich, and its wealth was shared by many millions. A lot of this was new, and people did not quite know what to do with it or how to act. But the Kennedys would show them! The young and restless rich, well educated and well mannered, gaily presiding over the White House, the world really. Watching the Kennedys was educational, teaching that most American of endeavors: self-improvement...
...Forty million American adults often find themselves in a bad mood -- bored, restless, lonely, upset or depressed -- according to a government survey. Smokers are particularly susceptible to foul humor, as are men who drink heavily...
After working 15 months without a raise or a new contract, Harvard's Police Department's patrol officers are restless. Contract negotiations with Harvard have broken down, and the police are now taking their case to the people they have been hired to protect. This weekend, the patrol officers' union paid for a two-page color advertisement in The Crimson and hired a plane to fly a banner requesting public support for the officers...