Sentences with phrase «bacchanal in»

monitors the opinions of select cast and crew on the bachelor party ritual and records their individual reactions to Lennon's tale of a 5 - day bacchanal in Amsterdam.

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If everyone in your social group lives in a big house and drives a Range Rover, and you live in a two - bedroom and drive a»97 Camry, I imagine you get a lot of strange looks and miss out on invites to champagne - soaked bacchanals.

The bacchanal, now in its 35th year, fills the sprawling Colorado Convention Center with 780 breweries serving some 3,800 beers, from pungent IPAs to cucumber - infused sours, doled out by the ounce.

Celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2016, the 85 - acre resort offers 25 diverse dining options including the award - winning Bacchanal Buffet, as well as celebrity chef - branded restaurants by Gordon Ramsay, Bobby Flay, Nobu Matsuhisa, Guy Savoy, Brian Malarkey's Searsucker Las Vegas and MR CHOW.

On our last night, we come to rest at Bacchanal, in the far reaches of the Bywater.

A couple of neoprene looks — a sloped shoulder graphic sweatshirt and a paneled short sleeve shift dress — literally channel Brazil's famous bacchanal: The purple - hued abstract print panels on the pieces are actually digitized images of an archival 1960s photo taken by an American tourist in Brazil during carnival.

Phil, Stu and Alan wake up to find their luxury suite at Caesars Palace a shambles, with a tiger in the bathroom, a baby in the closet and a chicken scratching around the detritus of what looks to have been quite a bacchanal.

But only one major - studio film of the modern era, Richard Fleischer's notorious 1975 Mandingo, dared to meet slavery on its own terms — a grind house bacchanal of sadism, incest, and miscegenation, capped by an unforgettable finale in which the eponymous bare - knuckle fighter is boiled alive by his master in a cauldron.

Fonda can't do much with the character, an aggregation of cliches: Grace wears baggy print dresses, grows pot in her basement, drives a Volkswagen Beetle, presides over monthly bacchanals where women worship the full moon, and says things like, «Then Hendrix comes onstage to play, and my water breaks!»

We watch, in a fast - paced montage, as a teenage King and his four friends stumble from pub to pub, living it up in one glorious bacchanal that — for King — never properly ended.

Our earliest glimpse of vice detectives Crockett (Colin Farrell) and Tubbs (Foxx) is in just such a strobe - lit box, the two cruising through the insensate bacchanal, meting out violence in short, impersonal bursts and meeting on a rooftop against an impossibly bright, DV panorama to mumble tough words and promises into satellite phones while the rest of the world falls apart.

When Dodge retreats from this bacchanal into the bathroom, Diane slips in behind him and kisses him on the lips.

Dr. Timothy Leary's invitation to turn on, tune in, and drop out never came laced with more barbed spines than when a fireside bacchanal turns into a dog's - blood drinking contest, complete with hallucinations of Charlie - as - Christ sprouting horns as he's tossed onto the pyre.

Van Bebber rubs the viewer's nose in all manner of degradation, from group orgies to performance art bacchanals, and somewhere along the way it stops being fun for the kids (and the spectator).

These get - togethers are gross bacchanals of drinking, drug taking and rowdy horseplay, with interludes of skinny dipping, fishing and rolling in the sand.

It doesn't go too far in portraying the general bacchanal of collegiate life in the twenty - first century, it never states its politics (it's therefore impossible to locate the Prez (Michael Keaton) as a satirical object), and it doesn't ultimately have anything to say beyond that it's important to eventually cut the apron strings.

It's a time when one could wander a studio lot, open the door to any given soundstage, and discover some sort of wonder: a cowboy as adept with a six - string as he is with six - shooter, a giant pool where mermaids perform a water ballet to the music of a live orchestra, a tavern where sailors about to ship out sing in lament of the absence of dames at sea and dance with each other (since — wink — they're going to have to get used to that situation — wink again), or a lavish bacchanal hosted by a Roman centurion who's on the verge of accepting a new kind of faith.

As Davis chronicles it, the tour was a transcontinental bacchanal, in which each member of the band had his own peccadilloes and flash points; imagine Spinal Tap with higher IQs and better management.

Guest Pavilion This cozy one bedroom pavilions delight with its immaculate bedroom opening up to a terrazzo veranda in front and a sensual bacchanal of a bathroom in the rear.

Yet whenever the game teeters on the cusp of becoming a full blown bacchanal, the fussy lore of Metal Gear, like a buzz - killing nun, shows up to sober everyone up and to keep your good time in check.

Pietro Fancelli, Study for Orpheus and Eurydice (recto); A Bacchanal Procession (verso), circa 1800 — 10, pen and brown ink over graphite on paper, 16 x 22 ⅛ in., Minneapolis Institute of Art

In Cecily Brown's Sweetly Reminiscent, Something Mother Used to Make, 2013, brush marks and body parts, paint and flesh, begin to dance in a contemporary bacchanaIn Cecily Brown's Sweetly Reminiscent, Something Mother Used to Make, 2013, brush marks and body parts, paint and flesh, begin to dance in a contemporary bacchanain a contemporary bacchanal.

We are throwing our party at Johnny Brenda's in Fishtown, in concert with the opening bacchanal of Heartworks, a week - long exhibition and benefit for the Mazzoni Center in downtown Philly.

She has described the genesis of the title of this work, saying, «When I had finished Evoë and was thinking about its title I toyed with the idea of calling it «Bacchanal without Nymphs»... But then I remembered, just in time, that I am after all supposed to be an abstract artist» (quoted in Kudielka, «Supposed to be Abstract», p. 26).

Daniel, one of the first photographers to be invited to document this subculture, catches dancers and bikers in a dangerous bacchanal.

In Mingus in Mexico, his maelstrom of juxtaposed visuals includes outlined chairs, tables, lamps and African sculpture, overlaying a scene of bacchanal or battlIn Mingus in Mexico, his maelstrom of juxtaposed visuals includes outlined chairs, tables, lamps and African sculpture, overlaying a scene of bacchanal or battlin Mexico, his maelstrom of juxtaposed visuals includes outlined chairs, tables, lamps and African sculpture, overlaying a scene of bacchanal or battle.

These paintings often have a seen - before familiarity; their themes include Depositions, bacchanals, Nativity scenes, Last Judgments and numerous Greek myths, portrayed in compositions drawn from Poussin, Piero, Goya and Titian.

In Bacchanal II (all works cited, 2012), strata of paint transform into something not unlike fabric, with peachy pinks and bold autumn - leaf yellow awash in a sea of earthy browns and duct - tape gray, and flecks of bloody - bandage red and basic black poking througIn Bacchanal II (all works cited, 2012), strata of paint transform into something not unlike fabric, with peachy pinks and bold autumn - leaf yellow awash in a sea of earthy browns and duct - tape gray, and flecks of bloody - bandage red and basic black poking througin a sea of earthy browns and duct - tape gray, and flecks of bloody - bandage red and basic black poking through.

Looking back while forging ahead, they add intimations of bacchanals, Claudian landscapes and Cézannian vistas to his pursuit of all - over painting in the tradition of Jackson Pollock.

ONE - HOUR BACCHANAL SUNDAY, MAY 18, 3 — 4PM The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA, Los Angeles Artist Ann Magnuson hosts a mini-carnival in the spirit of Mike Kelley.