Sentences with phrase «walk on the wild side by»

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Giraffe Print Bib by Baby Milano is a walk on the wild side.
If that's all Game Night was, it'd fall dutifully in line with countless other comedies in which buttoned - up suburbanites take a walk on the wild side that, by the third reel, breaks out into a flailing, headlong sprint.
Unfortunately this entails getting mangled by the mysterious beast; and so begins Lawrence's moonlit walks on the wild side.
James McAvoy takes a depraved walk on the wild side in this gleefully lurid adaptation of a cult novel by Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh.
Directed with a terrific sense of style by longtime television show director D.J. Caruso (Taking Lives, Two for the Money), this is definitely a «walk on the wild side» that should appeal to those who like comic crime dramas like Pulp Fiction, The Boondock Saints, Fight Club, and other over-the-top funny but violent thrillers of this ilk.
Hell's Gate National Park, where you get to enjoy a walk on the wild side, is a gorgeous national park found in Naivasha, characterized by spectacular scenery including towering cliffs, water - gouged gorges, stark rock towers, scrub - clad volcanoes and intense geothermal activity within its boundaries, causing belching plumes of geothermal steam.
Also jarring are the portraits of members of Andy Warhol's Factory crowd, including Jackie Curtis (name - checked by Lou Reed in «Walk on the Wild Side»: «Jackie is just speeding away / Thought she was James Dean for a day»); Gerard Malanga and Warhol himself.
A «Walk on the Wild Side» history ramble will explore Mayfair's Victorian art history, hosted by Colin Sheaf, the chairman of the local auction house Bonhams.
QUOGUE LIBRARY — «A Walk on the Wild Side - Monotypes with Collage by Dianne Martin» will be presented from Feb 1 to 27.
Lou left the group in 1970 and recored the solo album, Transformer (produced by David Bowie), which included his most famous track, «Take A Walk On The Wild Side» which was an ode to Andy Warhol.
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