You will be happy to hear Olive has won Campest Dog Award for the second year running pic.twitter.
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Lady Gaga, pop's campest export, finally went on RuPaul's Drag Race—and you know you lived for it, hunty.
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And as many watching at home observed, last year's gala was the campest thing imaginable anyway, being not only based on but sponsored by the Catholic Church.
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It's one of the campest books I've ever read in my life, and I'm fairly certain that you should take quite a lot of the anecdotes in it with a pinch of salt — you do spend your time reading it with one eyebrow raised, muttering, "Yeah, right" — but it's incredibly entertaining.
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Among the crowd were lads clutching pints, dreadlocked Glastonbury stalwarts, and an LGBTQ community who, from my pissed-up chats in the smoking area, seemed to come from all over the UK. It was an eclectic but rapt audience for Denim, a troupe of drag queens from London there to perform the campest rendition of Florence + The Machine's "Spectrum" imaginable, flanked – no less – by Florence Welch herself.
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Campestane or 24R-methylcholestane is a tetracyclic triterpene. Its derivative Campesterol (Campest-5-en-3β-ol) was first isolated from the rapeseed (Brassica campestris), hence the name.
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After his death, manager Louis Walsh described Gately as "the glue in Boyzone, he kept them all together". Keating informed the congregation at Gately's funeral that he had nicknames for them all; "the campest straight band in the world"—Rosaleen, Michaela, Kitty, Shanice and Stephanie.
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According to Attitude, Lorraine has "provided a platform for LGBT people to share their stories" and it earned Kelly the "Honourary Gay Award" at the 2015 Attitude Awards. The magazine described Lorraine as "one of the campest things on telly". Kelly described the series as "quite gay every day".
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The album was well received by critics overall. Thom Jurek in his AllMusic review calls Stardom Road Almond's "finest studio moment as a solo artist" and describes Almond's voice as having "never been less histrionic, yet more expressive". Record Collector critic Joel McIver calls Stardom Road "the campest album ever released" and summarises that it is "entertaining rather than cutting edge". The Manchester Evening News review notes the autobiographical concept and calls the album "a great comeback" that is "kitsch, camp, melodramatic, yet full of heartfelt emotion".
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"The Campest 'Grease' Ever" theatreview.org.nz, August 12, 2010 A second Spanish revival directed and choreographed by Coco Comín ran at Cúpula Las Arenas, Barcelona from November 15, 2011 to January 22, 2012 and then was transferred to Teatro Coliseum, Madrid from March 6, 2012 to May 6, 2012, before starting a national tour. Edurne reprised the role of Sandy, During the Madrid run, the singer Julio Iglesias Jr. guest starred as Teen Angel in some performances. In France, the first production of Grease opened on November, 1999 at Palais des Sports in Paris.
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Upon release of the Soulstream album, a review by The Guardian stated "By default, the best tracks are the campest: the nostalgic Disco Heaven and Legendary Children." In the Guardian article of August 1999, author Simon Hattenstone spoke of the song, which was played to him in Johnson's own home studio. Hattenstone stated "The song Disco Heaven seems to be a celebratory throwback to his clubbing days." In the American Billboard magazine issue of 8 January 2000, a review of the Soulstream album was issued under the "Dance Trax" section.
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Unreality Shout praised the album and said it is "the best X Factor winner's album to date, despite it being nearly schizophrenic of nature: one minute you're flouncing you're way through some of the campest songs of the year ('Real Late Starter', 'Fahrenheit'), throwing some suggestive moves and jazz hands while you do so, and the next you're relaxing in the shade of a veranda in the back garden of a country farm house, looking out on fields upon fields of lush greenery ('Smile', 'Wide Awake')."Album Review: Joe McElderry - 'Wide Awake' unrealityshout.com. Retrieved on 27 October 2010. Gay Times gave the songs on the album a positive review.
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