Sentences with phrase «bit gaga»

I went a bit gaga over the living room reveal from yesterday.

That's why we're going a bit gaga over this one - say hello to the Toyuki Starbusa.

Here's looking at you moms, who go a little bit gaga posting every single baby pic, no matter what the content, on social media for all to see.

Not exact matches

Indeed, the word's steady hold on the global lexicon has lent itself to some interesting bits of industry lately — from its inclusion in the updated Scrabble game, to beauty campaigns like Lady Gaga's just - announced partnership with Shiseido, to the prevalence of selfie sticks (especially this New Year's Eve) and companies like GoPro, Purina and Samsung cashing in with promotional selfies.

Toddlers will go gaga over these shoes that look just like mommy's and daddy's, with a little bit of kid - friendly whimsy.

One more bit of YouTube today, though this one's audio - only rather than video: a rewrite of Lady Gaga's «Bad Romance,» but this time with lyrics about the BP oil spill.

If one is going to wear a faux fur jacket covered in stars, then you've got to walk with a bit more swagger, like David Bowie or Lady Gaga.

One of the many eyebrow - raising elements of Lady Gaga's unusual garment is its tendency to expose quite a bit when doing something as simple as waving.

These days Gaga's glammed up her look a bit, choosing to sport form - fitting outfits, wearing softer makeup and showing off her toned AF and slender body in a thong bikini every now and again.

Gaga has since toned down her look a bit and continues to evolve and change her style depending on her mood.

The musical performances were hit and miss, with Adam Levine and Rita Ora's songs, as well as Jennifer Hudson's post In Memoriam performances lagging a bit, the fever dream spectacle of Tegan and Sara and The Lonely Island (and WIll Arnett and Mark Mothersbaugh and Questlove...) performing «Everything is Awesome» and Lady Gaga's technically impressive but thoroughly unnecessary

Macle (1971) made use of four singers, all from the group Ekmeles, who let out quick yelps, quacks, and coughs, told stories, and performed bits of songs they had selected — «Amazing Grace,» Lady Gaga's «Bad Romance,» the Beach Boys's «Don't Talk,» and Jamila Wood's chorus on Donnie Trumpet & the Social Experiment's «Sunday Candy»: «You got ta move it slowly / Take and eat my body like it's holy.»