Time to suck the marrow from summer's cheekiest, breeziest, flirtiest look.
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LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE Fact: The cheekiest trend of all time is flush-faced makeup.
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The Green Party is serious ad goals — and the latest is the cheekiest to date.
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Warning: The last slide is a little NSFW — let's just say it's the cheekiest of the bunch.
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" Take You Back "This is the cheekiest song on the record," says Carpenter about "Take You Back.
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What was thought to be bewitched traffic cones has been revealed to be nature at its cheekiest.
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By simultaneously portraying him as the cheekiest of the cheeky boys, Iannucci is making a powerful point.
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The microwave was perhaps the cheekiest in a blizzard of announcements at the event inside Amazon's headquarters.
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But now we can at least say that the match-three formula may have met its cheekiest limits.
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To be honest, the work—one of Sehgal's cheekiest and most audaciously childish—kind of pissed me off.
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Their football games have long attracted some of the largest crowds and cheekiest T-shirts in Division III.
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Robbie Williams is the cheekiest chappy to ever grace the luminous sofas of chat show sets the world over.
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Ahead, we've got the cheekiest ugly-Christmas-sweater inspiration you'll need this holiday season, courtesy of Miley and her pets.
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"Olivia was probably the cheekiest and gobbiest 15-year-old you'd ever met," Charlotte Campbell said on Good Morning Britain.
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LONDON — It might just be the cheekiest emoji out there, and now the eggplant has been incarnated in vibrator form.
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And yet, this pair of po-faced techno titans have become embraced by even the cheekiest of the cheeky clubbers.
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That's an entirely different thing, and what makes Belinelli's bank one of the cheekiest shots we've ever seen in an NBA game.
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"Happy Birthday to the cheekiest member of our family," David captioned a photo of himself and Cruz soaking up some rays at the beach.
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"Happy Birthday to the cheekiest member of our family," David, 41, captioned a photo of himself and Cruz soaking up some rays at the beach.
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As the diva dandy arbiter of elegance par excellence, Wilde was surely one of the cheekiest, most intelligent, and (for many) most annoying men of his time.
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Did they care that he depicted John the Baptist in an extraordinary painting, circa 1602, as a carefree, lascivious, curly-haired boy with the cheekiest of grins imaginable?
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In his caption he tells us that Cruz is the "cheekiest" member of the family (that's British for smart mouth, but in a cute way) with the biggest heart.
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From its 1982 Off Broadway premiere onward, "Little Shop of Horrors," Howard Ashman and Alan Menken's collaboration about a flesh-devouring plant, has been among the cheekiest, most delightful musicals going.
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In any case, I haven't had so much fun listening to Mr. Lloyd Webber's score, his freshest, and Mr. Rice's lyrics, his cheekiest, since I bought the concept album as a teenager.
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"He may be the cheekiest but this little man has the biggest heart and sweetest nature and any dad would be Proud to have that in his son," added the retired soccer player.
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Her exchanges with husband and NBA star Dwayne Wade on Twitter have got to be some of the cheekiest tweets we've ever seen; a welcome reminder that marriage can be really, really fun.
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While the macaques take the prize for being the cheekiest monkeys, the timid dusky leaf monkeys take the crown for cutest with their hallmark big saucer eyes rimmed in white that always seemed surprised to see you.
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Israeli political ads make even their cheekiest American counterparts look staid by comparison: In the sprint to Election Day, voters' social media feeds have been buffeted by ads showing an actual targeted killing and a less authentic flatulent hippo.
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While Northern Maverick made it clear in a press release that "no American president has endorsed this beer," the drink features a stunning photo of Trump on the cans and the brewery trolls him and his administration with one of the cheekiest ale descriptions of all time.
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In an opinion deemed by the press as the "world's cheekiest written ruling" and "one of the funniest, most eloquent court documents we've ever seen", district court Judge John Biery articulated the constitutional and practical concerns of regulating certain types of scanty clothing in SOBs in San Antonio in 35 Bar and Grille LLC, et. al. v. The City of San Antonio (2013).
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In the press following the ruling, many newspapers commented on the humor and amount of careful use of suggestive language within the opinion. The Telegraph called the case "world's cheekiest written ruling". Similarly the Huffington Post business section called the case "one of the funniest, most eloquent court documents we've ever seen." The lawyer representing the strip clubs expressed a similar opinion to the press when talking about the ruling telling local press "one of the most entertaining things I've ever seen".
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According to Goldmine Standard Catalog of American Records 1948-1991, the 7" release of "Dumb Head" is now worth $12. The song was rerecorded by The Sharades and produced by Joe Meek and released in the UK in January 1964. Their cover is highly regarded retrospectively, with many critics noting the song as being better than Arnell's version. Vice's Mish Way, while skeptical of Arnell's recording, praised The Sharades' version, calling it "the cheekiest slumber party anthem that ever existed.
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The goal was named as the Goal of the Week on the BBC Sport website, which described it as "the cheekiest goal of the season" and "one of the goalkeeping clangers of the season". Birmingham manager Steve Bruce said that Marriott will be "haunted forever" by the mistake. In August 2004 he joined Coventry City on a month-to-month deal, but was not kept on and in September had a trial with Oldham Athletic. He moved to Colchester United on a one-month deal in October 2004, as cover for Aidan Davison.
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It has a chord progression of A–E–Fm–Cm. The lyrics are constructed in the verse–pre-chorus–chorus form; Lauren Jauregui sings the song's first verse characterizing her ideal companion, "I need somebody with some patience / 'Cause you know I got a temperament / And yeah, you got a reputation / Nothin' that a little love can't fix / There ain't no kinda situation / Where I wouldn't cross a line for you". While Normani Kordei sings the second verse, "You the type that I could bake for / 'Cause baby, you know how to take that cake". Mike Wass from Idolator considered Kordei's verse the "cheekiest part" of the song.
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