The photos depict a sad couple in grungy, unflattering clothes.
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Going part girly and part grungy has never failed us.
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There's more to those grungy water towers than you'd think.
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" She epitomized "a sexuality," he said, "a gritty grungy sexuality.
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I don't want to see it lose its grungy glamour.
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The whole thing comes across a little too much like a grungy nu-metal video extended to feature length — which is not really that surprising, given that Wiseman previously directed grungy nu-metal videos.
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I change into grungy clothes and head out to help him.
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Ken's talented hands turned the grungy disaster into an adorable cottage.
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Our thing is more grunge to a little less grungy. 13.
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The police descend on grungy artist colonies but self-expression flourishes.
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Come for the grungy Biloxi setting; stay for the stun grenade.
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In agricultural college, he is a longhaired, grungy, mildly countercultural youth.
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The 11 host cities, many still grungy not long ago, are resplendent.
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It's grungy and gross, even though it's just a few weeks old.
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He started a grungy rock group with Levine, his childhood best friend.
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Mark in uniform, bearded and grungy in Afghanistan, proudly bearing his weapon.
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Look, it's 2018 and that grungy stoner aesthetic is a tired trope.
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She was really cool, and kind of grungy, and had really cool style.
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Mangold shoots the film in a grungy, south-of-the-border Peckinpah palette.
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In the end, it was a grungy apartment floor that we liked best.
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Lang's drawings resemble the grungy aesthetic of Ed Roth's Rat Fink hot rods.
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We were pretty grungy and punky and we liked really shitty guitar sounds.
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To me it was just about being as grungy as we could get.
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There was an elementary school and a bunch of grungy single-family homes.
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All rapped over grungy, head-banging, hardcore basslines and noisy feedback, of course.
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Grungy plaids met Hawaiian-print shower curtains met gold- and silver-strewn brocade.
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Arlo Day "Bad Timing" I love a grungy guitar line and Arlo Day delivers.
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Equal parts grungy and slightly romantic, the corner is a reserve of minute details.
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Two guys walk into a party in a grungy underground space in New York.
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I see it as a hopeful thing but still kind of grungy, you know?
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I wanted to introduce you to Helin's work, because I love her grungy aesthetic.
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I rarely get recognized because I have short hair, glasses, and wear grungy clothes.
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Which means content on Splish tends to look and feel grungy and/or goofy.
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I take inspiration from all types of styles, grungy, preppy, chic, couture and more.
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"It's grungy and it's grimy and it's got many quite obvious imperfections," he said.
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" He sings with that real chesty, grungy voice like what I did on "Anita.
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The magazine's coming issue explores how those grungy and hedonistic days changed our culture forever.
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Here was my friend, though, telling me it was much more than just grungy sadness.
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"It's evolving into more of a luxury neighborhood from a grungy neighborhood," Mr. Shaoul said.
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Dante's has a "grungy" attitude, says Dolinsky, with rock and roll music playing (often metal).
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The grungy spadework of reproducing other research still isn't rewarded by journal editors and tenure committees.
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This was 22006, at Sasquatch — the Pacific Northwest's grungy, quasi-alt version of a music festival.
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So I fully embraced it and did a Lee Aaron record that sounded a little grungy.
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And everyone has their particular 'schtick' whether it be soft 'salesy' furnishings or grungy 'hacker' spaces.
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D.B. I admire the trickery of his work, the cankerous skin, which is nice and grungy.
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Related: We Want to Live in Gloombones' Grungy Neon Universe Can a Cat Be Abstract Art?
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"It just seemed like a grungy, rundown hotel," he says of touring the space in 2001.
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And it's a cool apartment; I live in a sort of grungy upcoming neighborhood in Montreal.
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But despite frequent turnover via Airbnb, the Tel Aviv-based owner hadn't replaced the grungy bedding.
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Dacus veers toward folk and rock; Bridgers, grungy pop; and Baker, melancholy tunes with unconventional arrangements.
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They're both grungy, skeptical outcasts — but Rebecca proves a bit more willing to engage with society.
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I put on black pants, a black T-shirt, and a grungy jean jacket and boots.
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Where their 2017 debut Plastic Cough was grungy and catchy, this album ecstatically traverses through genres.
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I love the somewhat grungy/vintage look that prints without using any of the modes as well.
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Flat IronA loud grungy metal bar with ample pool tables, video games, and wall-to-wall murals.
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I'm actually a grungy little punk kid who likes hanging in my basement and listening to Hole.
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The difference is that while most debuted high-end modern eateries, he opened a grungy burger shop.
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It might go into my UK, edgy, grungy look that I'm trying to go for these days.
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In such company, amid a barrage of grungy tales, a fan can find that innocence withers fast.
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Compared to my grungy, cramped Brooklyn tub, the one at my parents' is like a spiritual oasis.
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Anyway, he had on grungy jeans and an orange sweatshirt, and he could have used a shower.
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Flat IronA loud grungy metal bar with ample pool tables, video games and wall-to-wall murals.
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In the grungy spirit of Pizza Rat comes HBO's animated comedy "Animals," which has its premiere on Friday.
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It's not the other way round where a middle-class kid wants to seek out something really grungy.
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We never thought we'd feel tingly about a grungy old rocket, but this one is doing the trick.
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Getty (3) "Her character is very grungy, so it's fun to show her glamorous side," Urbinati tells PeopleStyle.
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Even grungy rock stars need to look and feel fresh once in awhile for those certain fleeky events.
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Makeup lovers are a flighty species, enthralled by millennial pink one day and grungy black-plum the next.
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How could you ever know the strength of the weed you bought from a grungy dude off campus?
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"She always called him 'Dirtball' because he was always grungy and not a nice person," her niece said.
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Bourdain elaborated that the market should bring to mind "Blade Runner"—high-end retail as grungy, polyglot dystopia.
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Her grungy style and clashing color palette may be unique, but the superhero's confused style made experts cringe.
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You can get an ordinary Beijing taxicab with a pleasantly cranky driver, grungy interior and an ultracheap fare.
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In episode 6, Jacqueline is forced to go to the grungy Senior Dentista to get her tooth fixed.
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" Schroepfer caught himself here; "I'd have to spend like three hours to take you through all the grungy bits.
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On Frigs' new dark and dense grungy track "Trashyard" that latter feeling of discovering one's own strength is explored.
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After all, whoever buys it is going to replace those outdated kitchen cabinets and grungy bathroom tiles anyway, right?
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The vibe veers from grungy to blissful, the characters' earnest charisma serving as the movie's force field against criticism.
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So, if you're trying to give your photos that dark, grungy vibe, Afterlight is where you want to go.
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Compared to the lustrous ideals that inform the pursuit of a single-payer system, talking about profitability seems downright grungy.
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The video culminates in a grungy fight scene in which Sheeran challenges a massive sumo wrestler, who easily overtakes him.
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Twitter latched on to one scene from the trailer in which an irate Jigglypuff performs in a grungy music lounge.
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The brothers Josh and Benny Safdie directed with their customary flair for grungy New York color and tense, escalating absurdity.
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Soderbergh shot Unsane in two weeks, and the cheapness of the look felt like part of the movie's grungy aesthetic.
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I put two potatoes in the oven to bake, change into grungy clothes, and join N. to scrape some windows.
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It's a big unflattering sweater with a dainty pair of kitten heels or a feminine dress layered over grungy jeans.
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Major labels were literally flying executives all over the world to see bands that were just grungy enough to sign.
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Ahmed, who would only give his first name, now spends his days behind the grungy counter of a tobacco store.
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"FATHER OF THE YEAR" opens with unpretty views of a trailer park and a grungy, longhaired David Spade slinking about.
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The place, which inspired a short-lived Amazon series called "Alpha House," was famously grungy, and Schumer was famously messy.
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The deal is going down in a grungy abandoned warehouse in Boston, with Ms. Larson's character, Justine, acting as broker.
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Her guitar lines are open and lush; sometimes grungy and pummelling, other times so held back you can barely hear them.
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But about 70m still use shared facilities, and 260m continue to rely on bucket loos, open pits and other grungy facilities.
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It includes "Family of Strangers" plus six bold, grungy emo songs they wrote because they kept getting asked to play shows.
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We hit it off immediately, spending our days talking comedy and mocking the grungy racists we'd encounter working in the Kawarthas.
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I paid, stepped outside, and downed the pill and water in the grungy parking lot—a stone's throw from German territory.
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She had dreads, and was wearing wire-rimmed sunglasses, a grungy tank top, and blue track pants—a surprisingly good look.
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Pi Animation, which Mr. Sun founded in 2006 when he was a new graduate, is at once grungy and high-tech.
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As a grungy girl with an undercut, I didn't fit into the high-femme glamour that's typically required of Russian women.
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And, most recently, we let our grungy mascara streaks run wild with joy when Courtney Love designed a true-to-brand collection.
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Josephina is furious and confused that Damrish (Daveed Diggs) would choose to leave Rhodora's esteemed gallery for his old grungy artist collective.
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Staying true to the genre's grungy origins, junglists launched Area 22, a weekly underground party in a Little India colonial-era storefront.
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Before long, they are living la vie bohème in a grungy, underlit West Village basement apartment with a bathtub in the center.
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It was at Tower Gallery in Chelsea, which was so damn grungy I didn't think any fashion editors would dare show up.
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The show, filmed mostly in Crown Heights and Williamsburg, looks great too — just grungy enough to not feel like an antiseptic sitcom.
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It's a marked change from other stations in Rome's subway system that are mostly devoid of ornamentation, when they aren't outright grungy.
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The wide, tree-lined boulevards are perfect for an early afternoon bowl-walk, and at night, Logan's music scene is grungy and loud.
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Aminé goes as far as using Girlpool's grungy vocals and guitar as the backdrop to "Hero," a ballad that underscores an addictive hookup.
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The result was crunchy, grungy, and more pro sounding than what you would expect from such a tiny and unassuming piece of gear.
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Fans were captivated by her glittery, grungy persona and the dollar sign flourish in her name sent people a-Googling over the pronunciation.
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For most Coachella-goers, a weekend in the desert is a time to get grungy (and plan their shower-less beauty routines accordingly).
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On a bench in their grungy, violent Naples neighborhood, Elena and Lila lounge, bodies entwined, wearing shabby dresses, reading in unison, in Italian.
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They composed lo-fi, grungy blues joints that made the most of Mosshart's prowling, post-coital purr, and Hince was her perfect foil.
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We&aposre like well, you know, the Whisperers seem so grungy and culty and weird, but what if the guy was a doctor?
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The Trash Bar's name was also a décor theme, and Overthrow has kept the grungy interior and graffitied exterior more or less intact.
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The resurgent second city, equidistant between Copenhagen and Oslo on Sweden's western coast, was long viewed as a grungy port in slow decline.
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The grungy four-piece released studio album Feels Like Last Summer just in time to soundtrack all your scuzzy party and day-drinking needs.
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It seems more or less indestructible to the user and never gets too grungy or gross, even after the umpteenth hour of Smash Bros.
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A series of advertisements last year prompted criticism and debate among social media users saying they only showed the grungy side of Chinese life.
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The twist comes from Shook's unconventionally compelling voice, which is low, steady and a little nasal, recalling Appalachian yodeling but with a grungy edge.
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If you thought Han Solo's grungy buddy Chewbacca was just some random furball he befriended in his rogue smuggler days, you couldn't be more wrong.
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Gene and Hi-5 go into the "piracy app," a grungy dive bar populated by internet trolls, spam, and the animated members of Twisted Sister.
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The rise in the number of festival-goers each summer arguably doesn't have an inversely proportional effect on the allure of dark, grungy club scenes.
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Professional hairstylists — the ones who deal with grungy models, over-processed actresses, and punk-cool musicians — know the world beyond dry shampoo better than anyone.
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Also absent are the laminated pictures of stretched lobe piercings and extreme ink work that are typically flaunted in grungy tattoo parlors around the world.
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Because Leah is privileged, she can do as she pleases at a dance club where sharp-eyed guards roughly expel grungy-looking suspected drug dealers.
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Bedlam's ghosts manifest in the darkness and dreariness of the Montréal quartet's output, and their affinity for grungy throwback skronk is hidden in plain sight.
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The new anniversary collection, revamped in rose-gold packaging, celebrates the different facets of Kate's chameleonic dress sense, from red carpet glamour to grungy goddess.
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An urban development dream gone bad, the seven-storey jumble of grungy corridors was once envisaged as a slick shopping centre serving streams of commuters.
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His sonic landscape is as kaleidoscopic as his personal style — grungy, minimalist, funky and futuristic all at once — and his rhymes flow like cool waters.
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Indeed, the once-grungy surf town is now a cocktail of bohemia and gentrification, where the urban buzz can feel both immediate and worlds away.
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The hotel has a lovely restaurant and a leafy terrace cafe which offers front row seating to the grungy-glam stage of the 10th arrondissement.
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We're still pretty new so we go out a lot, and I think we're going to a lot more grungy places now because of me.
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Later, it's on to Glow, a grungy brick box regularly stacked with local veterans and international DJs back from touring the coast, the destination afterparty.
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At lunch, Brewer Street Car Park, the new and grungy official fashion week site in the heart of Soho, hosts shows by Sibling and Holly Fulton.
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I can put an EDM track out one day and I can put a grungy hip-hop track out the next day, like, it doesn't matter.
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But we don't see Nancy switching up her look any time soon — unless, of course, she decides to embrace her grungy monster-hunting wardrobe full-time.
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Instead of lending people my prized, beautiful Muji babies, I had a stock of grungy Bics rolling around the bottom of my backpack for everyone else.
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That's really her interior life, and then she's walking around grungy New York City in 1991, kind of bumping up against the culture of the day.
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They're a grungy, psychedelic rock band born from the blood, sweat, and beers of Charles Michael Parks Jr., Robby Staebler, Ben Mcleod, and Alan Van Cleave.
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Seventeen-year-old Lucia Fressola, the oldest of the bunch, looks like a miniature version of Girl Mobb, with identical pink hair and similarly grungy style.
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Her latest is American Honey, which seems to have the same type of grungy, naturalistic style she used to great effect in 2009's Fish Tank.
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The grungy image layout for the 18th issue of FELT Zine looks like a series of objects you might pull out of your clogged shower drain.
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They combine jazz — one of his first singles was a Sun Ra remix — and garage with sprawling jams of synth-driven house and grungy post-rock.
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Grungy Gentleman For this collection the designer Jace Lipstein is collaborating with the headwear brand Mitchell & Ness, as well as with his alma matter, Indiana University.
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You hear echoes of diverse styles — hazy spectral music, Steve Reich-like rhythmic repetitions, bursts of grungy rock, pointillist atonal riffs — in Mr. Dessner's musical language.
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The actress took a turn from her grungy, tomboy sartorial preferences for a more opulent Parisian choice in a dress from the Chanel Pre-Fall 2017 collection.
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" via GIPHY "I have two boxes of paper clips in my cube, the shiny newer ones and some grungy tetanus-y ones that came with my cube.
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By taking our favorite millennial pink summer drink and putting it into a brightly colored keg, Bridge Lane Wines has totally transformed this once grungy booze vessel.
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In the grungy tavern, under twinkly lights and "Cynthia NY" posters, Nixon was at the inception of her own movement after a long history of political activism.
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Related: Psychedelic Neon Fluids Float in a Stunning 4K Video Neon Portraits Reclaim Nudes For the Female Gaze We Want to Live in Gloombones' Grungy Neon Universe
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Although headquartered in the Southeast Asian start-up hub of Singapore, the venture builds all its technology in a garage factory in a grungy part of Tokyo.
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Over two decades since that flight and I'm sat in a grungy queer bar with Rina in east London, both of us drinking whiskey and ginger ales.
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He's taken to a space reminiscent of a grungy locker room and made to strip while Detective Box (played by a world-weary Bill Camp) looks on.
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What follows plays like a tiny Cameron Crowe film, a years-long saga about whether or not the two grungy, star-crossed lovers will ever get together.
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Vignettes about global warming and digging through trash meet a fuzzed-out, grungy chorus that feels blissful even as it snarls, flexing the group's newfound musical muscles.
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Mr. Chen wants to challenge stereotypes of grungy Chinese takeout; thus, the room's stark white walls, scrupulously bare, and four black two-tops in a neat row.
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PRAGUE — Deep in the heart of Prague's rebellious working-class district of Zizkov, among the graffitied architecture and grungy drinking dens, stands an unassuming three-story building.
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Your favourite places to eat are authentically grungy diners that used to be scary but then got new owners and are now filled with beautiful people eating chorizo.
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Again, the buses were mostly filled with Venezuelans – easily recognizable by their bulky bags and jugs of water – although they were now rubbing shoulders with grungy Western backpackers.
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We had four different sets: a super cool, grungy apartment; a night out on the town; an amazing tennis court; and a location that looked like a palace.
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I got the best mixtape ever when I was 13, off this cool older grungy girl in my school, who was maybe 16 or 173 at the time.
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I was delirious with joy at the idea of leaving my college roommates — and the grungy digs we called home — in favor of cohabiting with my main squeeze.
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Her work elucidates the aesthetic similarities between her, Gvasalia and Rubchinskiy: a focus on the grungy streetwear, synthetic fabrics and bold primary colors the trio grew up wearing.
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In a whispery, bedroom-sized reduction of grungy indie rock, Clairo ponders whether physical attraction will outweigh a lovers' quarrel, striving to maintain her deadpan as feelings surge.
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With autumn right around the corner, I've been looking for a creamy neutral to swipe across my lids for that slightly grungy look, and this fits the bill exactly.
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Now we can bask in the rocket in all its grungy glory with sooty grey cut by the bright white of where landing gear added a protective covering. Awesome.
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Sam is now one of hundreds of bodies who work there, and instead of one grungy warehouse stage they now have a whole complex in an old airplane hangar.
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LAS VEGAS — When the cab dropped me off at the meeting location behind the Peppermill restaurant on grungy South Las Vegas Boulevard, I worried that I'd made a mistake.
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We were shocked when Gomez showed up at last month's American Music Awards red carpet with a grungy textured bob, dyed platinum blonde with edgy grown-out dark roots.
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Even without the grungy presentation, the Brooklyn quartet have always been a pop band at heart and here they enthusiastically lean into sugared melodies and big, arena-sized choruses.
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Instead of the grungy distortion that was then popular, they opted for the clean, jittery guitars of West African highlife, paraphrased rap lyrics, and synthesizer interpretations of dancehall rhythms.
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While a grungy T-shirt will soak up sweat just fine, I wanted better gear that would help me feel more confident at the gym and improve my workout.
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His free Soundcloud album Being Alone Isn't Bad is an oddball release that sounds like a grungy 808s & Heartbreak and is even less interested in rap than Kanye's original.
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Instead, "Twerp Verse" is the band's most accessible offering yet, with a slight pop gloss on top of the deadpan, grungy indie rock that defined their previous two albums.
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She spoke during a group interview in the newsroom, a brightly lit, grungy space whose walls bear decades of quotes by staff members memorialized in (decidedly undigital) handwritten scrawls.
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As ever, he favors glistening electronics and smeared samples—which makes tracks like "Bring It Back" feel both grungy and colorful, like an oil slick in a roadside puddle.
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Today, it's a different story: South Beach has remained a place to party, but it has little room for development and it can, at times, feel a little grungy.
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There's still a slight masculine edge to them — they haven't completely lost their grungy edge — but they also come adorned in feminine details like pom-poms and faux fur accents.
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High above the Tokyo's fashionably grungy Shibuya alleyways and Roppongi's party-weary streets, brightly-colored helium balloons fill the air over desks in the offices of the e-commerce darling.
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The FXA9 flagship is the clean-shaven, suit-and-tie Fender earphone that's grown out of the collection of grungy, long-haired bassheads that characterize the rest of Fender's lineup.
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It's a departure from the sparse, spectral folk that paved her formative path and instead is comprised largely of bright, grungy pop songs that owe more to Nirvana than Nico.
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She went for a grungy street-style look, sporting a slouchy black sweater, metallic olive pants, Doc Marten boots, sunglasses and a $495 Alexander Wang mini velvet backpack from Shopbop.
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On this grungy, 38-minute spacewalk, distorted post-shoegaze riffs tumble over each other like solar flares as introspective, half-whispered vocals narrate frontman Nicky Palermo's odyssey toward self-acceptance.
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The Wu-Tang Clan was a coat of armor, a group identity rooted in martial-arts mythos that reimagined hip-hop as a site of wild mystery and grungy mien.
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"Witchfinder General" is a classic example of florid gothic cinema, a British exploitation mode that, along with Italian westerns, graced the grungy movie houses of the 1960s and early 1970s.
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" The description then falls into a time warp when it claims the stains on the jacket "give you permission to get down and dirty from rodeo to grungy rock show.
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In "The Shadow of a Gunman," Donal Davoren (James Russell), a would-be poet, and Seumas Shields (Michael Mellamphy), a threadbare peddler with I.R.A. sympathies, share a grungy tenement room.
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I was excited to finally score a Canadian passport stamp, but not so much about the barracks, which resembled a grungy combination between a dorm room and a jail cell.
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" If Thine Enemy Hunger is top-loaded with songs that could've been released as singles, from the infectious chorus behind "Lucky Ones Burn" to the grungy ordeal of "Hennin Hardine.
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At the top of a creaky flight of stairs in a grungy music room in Brooklyn, four self-proclaimed "anti-conspiracy theorists" stepped up to a small pink-lit stage.
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Mishaps and intrigues along the way include a misfiring audience-participation antidisco shtick, and the unnerving prospect of the heavily made-up group playing for a few thousand grungy Motorhead partisans.
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It's because I think they're chic and I once saw Olivia Palermo do it, but it's also because when I wear white ones, they turn grungy after a single circuit workout.
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Phillips and cinematographer Lawrence Sher (who also DP'd for all three of Phillips' Hangover movies) give the film a sickeningly grungy, underlit, David Fincher-esque look, especially in Arthur's squalid home.
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Blade Runner 2049 hits theaters this October, but if you're looking for more grungy science fiction dystopia, there's another Blade Runner-related project out there to check out: Slice of Life.
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When we first meet Pam Bailey and Daniel Svoboda, in " Doxology " (Ecco), Zink's newest novel, they are navigating familiar Zink territory, the grungy world of young people, making plans and art.
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This mall is a dilapidated relic of the 2190013s full of specialty shops, a grungy BYOB booth karaoke spot, and a strangely fun bowling alley/bar/arcade on the third floor.
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Brazilian day-trippers cross the Paraná river on the Friendship Bridge, shop in grungy malls and return laden with cheap electronics, Chinese-made blankets and Armani jeans, some of them genuine.
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This mall is a dilapidated relic of the 90s full of specialty shops, a grungy BYOB booth karaoke spot, and a strangely fun bowling alley/bar/arcade on the third floor.
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This tour, led by the art historian Sylvia Laudien-Meo looks at gallery shows in the neighborhood that tell the story of the area's transition from grungy past to glittery present.
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Made popular by skateboarders and grungy rock 'n' rollers, designers have taken the classic shape and reinvented it, proving that these aren't the same old sneakers you wore in middle school.
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Nemhauser and Jastezebski first put paint to concrete to give a grungy border wall around their home an artsy upgrade inspired by the Dutch painter's famous work, a favorite of their son.
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Kardashian went for a grungy street style look, sporting a slouchy black sweater, metallic olive pants, Doc Marten boots, teeny tiny sunglasses and a $495 Alexander Wang mini velvet backpack from Shopbop.
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Headphones are perhaps the most obvious place for high fashion and tech to collaborate — a statement pair can have the same "stop and stare" impact on pristine runways and grungy subways alike.
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Liam has little in common with other contemporary portraits of youth, the grungy characters of "Skins" and "Misfits" who usually want something—even if that is to get wasted and do nothing.
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Once again, a Broadway theater has been transformed into a grungy London junkyard, where trash piles up against the walls and spills out into the auditorium — albeit on a somewhat smaller scale.
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"We&aposre like well, you know, the Whisperers seem so grungy and culty and weird, but what if the guy was a doctor?" said Kang of who they could make a Whisperer.
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The story is a fictional gloss on the story of the real Viktor Tsoi (the swoony Teo Yoo), who helped lead the rock revolt in grungy clubs, jam sessions and pastoral idylls.
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This sometimes surreal, always grungy hardboiled detective story pulls from palettes I've only seen in much tinier independent games or else from the world beyond games: Stark, yet hopeful conversations about addiction.
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Drawing richness from his grungy setting, the cinematographer Zenn van Zyl is the opposite of immobile, his camera sweeping the teeming courtyard between apartment buildings and sneaking through narrow hallways and stairwells.
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Lindsay Lohan's character was supposed to be a goth—but she thought it wouldn't work As The Parent Trap star, 32, read the script, she deemed Anna's character too grungy for general audiences.
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It's not the first gaffe by Dolce & Gabbana in China, where the brand came under fire on social media last year for a series of advertisements showing the grungy side of Chinese life.
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He had grown up admiring groups from Manchester, especially The Stone Roses, and Johnny Marr's jangling guitar-playing for The Smiths; he liked the grungy punk of The Sex Pistols, and The Jam.
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The house's grungy kitchen also nicely frames Kamel Moussa's series, "Equilibre Instable" (2012), photos of somewhat dazed and confused post-revolution Tunisian youth in a country torn between secular progressives and religious conservatives.
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Supporting them beautifully in this Ars Nova production are those time-capsule costumes (by Ásta Bennie Hostetter) and the grungy, you've-been-there community room set (by You-Shin Chen and Laura Jellinek).
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FRANCHESKA PASTOR, 20, OF BAD SEED RISING I loved it because it was dirty, it was grungy, it was gross, it was very aggressive — which are the terms I use to describe myself.
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And so it was a true test of my self control when, earlier in the year, I saw the brightly colored riffs on grungy mohair cardigans and pullovers at Marni's fall 2019 show.
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The "e-girl," popularized by teens in 2019, has become a term for the modern-day scene teens who sport a grungy vibe, love video games, and shirk the mainstream, manicured Instagram aesthetic.
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He's become the unofficial face of the "e-boy," part of a subculture of teens sporting dyed hair and a grungy vibe that's emerged as the radical antithesis of the manicured Instagram influencer.
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This round, grungy place made its debut at the 1929 World's Fair in Queens, and has remained virtually unchanged since (besides picking up and moving to Jersey City in the '40s), menu and all.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Fatia, 25, leaves her home to sell sex in the grungy hotels and hastily parked cars of the Ugandan capital, Kampala, she keeps her hand clenched around her phone.
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Jason, a portrait of mildly grungy lower-middle-class heterosexuality, told me something right away that I hadn't grasped when setting up the meeting: The park's restroom was one of his favorite cruising spots.
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Most of the game is spent exploring grungy locations, like a creaking giant U-boat or the ruins of New York City, while firing machine guns at a seemingly never-ending wave of Nazis.
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Rock 'N' Roll Chick, 2015-2016 Anna Wintour staged a style intervention on the star for the May 2016 cover of Vogue, and it looks like the grungy, almost goth-level makeover has stuck.
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I cherish memories of the shareware days of Windows 3.1, when rogue artists and programmers created grungy video games that were short, unpredictable, and occasionally infringed on the copyrights of mega-famous intellectual properties.
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E-girls and e-boys are the newest community emerging from the ever-online Gen Z: Teens who shirk the mainstream, manicured Instagram aesthetic for a grungy vibe and a love of video games.
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And with her artillery of dungarees, crucifix necklaces, knotted grungy plaid shirts, and battered leather jackets, it was no surprise that she earned some serious fashion chops with campaigns for Guess and Miu Miu.
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And New York has been the centre of modern performance since those grungy beginnings, when Vito Acconci notoriously masturbated, heard but unseen, for eight hours a day under a wooden ramp at the Sonnabend Gallery.
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It is a nod to the very old, grungy Silver Lake, but without forgetting that the neighborhood's current residents might consider $29 for a baker's dozen of vegan, organic doughnuts to be an absolute steal.
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Like an eyebrow piercing or a Hot Topic shirt with a grungy Care Bear on it, what makes something fun and edgy in the '90s or early 2000s won't pack the same oomph in 2016.
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Designers ushered in spring '18's denim redux with an assembly of indigo washes, exposed stitching, and sharp cuts, signaling the end of grungy jackets and jeans, and the beginning of smart, tailored, utilitarian pieces.
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But despite being an overt attempt to capture the zeitgeist of Seattle's grunge scene, Singles is really a romantic comedy revolving around two yuppies, played by the very un-grungy Kyra Sedgwick and Campbell Scott.
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He sports a beard, an earring, and a selection of grungy clothes, and at one stage he bleaches his hair yellow-white, the hue of sour milk, in a fruitless attempt to disguise his appearance.
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Disheveled, eyes bruised with fatigue, and feeling grungy after two days of showerless toil, 240 video game designers, artists and programmers disembarked on Saturday afternoon from the rain-slicked California Zephyr at the Emeryville, Calif.
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"They remind me of the energy that was around at the turn of the century — that grungy, dirty, downtown edginess," said Nicole Phelps, the director of Vogue Runway and a judge of the Fashion Fund.
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Yet Mr. Byrne — relying almost entirely on a doom-metal soundtrack, game performers and a grungy palette of oily browns and moldy greens — somehow whips his ingredients into an improbably taut man-versus-Satan showdown.
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It's grungy, it's angry, and it will make you want to put on your finest flannel and tell the world to fuck off because you're done with its crap, you have dreams you want to pursue.
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We're drawn to his style, particularly for its mix of high and low and contrasting of worlds: Here you have the California vibe of slightly grungy skateboarding streetwear juxtaposed with this beautiful black tailored formal coat.
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Uptown Normal, the once-grungy business district abutting Illinois State University, is now a likable mix of shops selling accessories, kitchen tools, sportswear, hardware and plenty of coffee (2201 Uptown Circle, Normal; 2309-90003-29000; uptownnormal.com).
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I saw Virgin Kids play last year and, as expected, the crowd was full of grungy skater kids smashing their hair back and forth whilst repetitively jumping up and down as if stuck on a trampoline.
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Once a grungy punk-rock hangout, the newly rehabilitated Asbury Lanes boasts its original — and now working — neon bowling pin sign, restored by the family of the electrician who originally built it, along with other items.
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Nestled on a grungy section of Cooper Avenue, on the border of Bushwick, Brooklyn, and Ridgewood, Queens, the club is a manifestation of the ever-expanding redevelopment that has transformed much of the boroughs outside Manhattan.
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Several months later — Ms. Garcia does not remember how many — the name on her checks had changed, though she worked in the same grungy factory in the heart of downtown, a few blocks from a SoulCycle.
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One biographer suggests that before he was committed (by his own father), he was the victim of sexual predators on West Madison Street in Chicago, a seedy area of grungy bars and flophouses at the time.
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But turning into a glitter-soaked, sweaty, and occasionally even bloody heathen didn't just require thousands of hours on Spotify listening to Bikini Kill and a grungy wardrobe: A really great makeup and hair department was critical.
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From gigantic colored dreadlocks to grungy top hats to colorful head scarves, the designer and Redken Global Creative Director and lead hairstylist Guido Palau always push the boundaries when it comes to the models' hairstyles each season.
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Grande is glamorous pop diva who seems like she'd be most comfortable in swanky clubs and luxury suites, while Davidson seems like a grungy up-and-coming comedian you'd find hanging in dive bars with sticky floors.
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The result was a collection of sinuous silk shirts, boxy snakeskin tailoring and sculptural tops, as well as unexpected grungy slip dresses and blouses worn over dark velvet sweaters and underneath sweeping mock-croc and leather coats.
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And with its beer bar and old-school East Village ambience, the grungy Kraine Theater is a perfect fit for Mr. Drake's production, which is a little burned around the edges but conceals a soft, chewy center.
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Women playing grungy, raucous rock with softness or pop elements is exciting, not because they are women—though this is important—but because they give nuance to a scene that, if left untreated, could become incredibly boring.
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With a special interest in the darker side of sprawling metropolises, Ryan Monahan's collection of grungy city tableaus, complete with corner bodegas, adult video stores, abandoned store fronts, capture the spirit of the inner city in minature.
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Prine is performing at Fordham radio station and NPR affiliate WFUV's holiday benefit concert at the Beacon Theater; he's joined on the bill by Brooklyn folk trio The Lone Bellow and grungy doo-wop revivalist Shannon Shaw.
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The summer lineup includes a range of shades that are the epitome of 90s beauty; each one is moody, grungy, and exactly what you'd expect Penny to wear in Dazed and Confused — with kickass shade names to boot.
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Related: We Want to Live in Gloombones' Grungy Neon Universe This Statue of Liberty Drawing Became a Symbol of the "No Ban, No Wall" Movement | Monday Insta Illustrator A Robot Drew Star Charts for the Next 100,000 Years
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The vibe is hip Midwest boutique hotel, and only a cocktail called the Dirty Ashtray (Tecate, tequila, salt, pepper and Worcestershire sauce) seemed to evoke anything remotely similar to a grungy, 20th-century rock venue on the Bowery.
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The leafy streets fanning out from Iroon Square are chockablock with rambunctious establishments that swing till dawn, but for an experience that best encapsulates how Psyrri toes that fine line between glamorous and grungy, head to Cantina Social.
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In only her second leading role, Morrone has captivated critics and viewers with her strikingly raw and unexpectedly grungy portrayal of a teenager fighting for her right to be free from the burden life has placed upon her.
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There's a pulsating sensuality coiled beneath Vicious Cousins' sparse arrangements, wrapped around each grungy note and nestled within every breath of her dreamy, almost languid vocals, especially on this track we're premiering here (taken from her debut, All Disappearing).
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Mr Young borrowed the raw sound of the latter for his album "Rust Never Sleeps": the title alluded to his slowly decaying career, and its format mirrored Bob Dylan's 1966 concerts, beginning with folk and finishing with grungy rock.
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My teeth really aren't that crooked, crowded, gappy, or grungy but the fact that Americans—upon hearing my English accent—are often expecting me to have a mouth like a bag of fries makes me feel unduly self-conscious.
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This one takes him all over, from the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club to a grungy TV repair shop in Dearborn, the digs of another Detroit booster like himself, a fence who has never journeyed beyond the greater metro area.
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Twenty years later, in the late '80s and early '90s, colored mascara started trending yet again, but this time the hues complimented the more-is-more looks of the era, like grungy smoky eyes and dramatic washes of blue eyeshadow.
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More recently, Eli Roth paid homage to this grandly disreputable filmmaking heritage with his grungy throwback The Green Inferno, while the recent Bone Tomahawk fused horror to the Western, both films ascribing savage-tribesmen qualities to a group of people-eaters.
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Seidelman, who went on to direct several key episodes of Sex and The City (including the pilot!), has a keen eye for shots, and the whole movie is both gorgeous and grungy, lit with hues of blue and pink neon.
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Despite the rock-focused soundtrack, which also included Aerosmith's "Dream On," the handful of T-shirts were the only vague indication of a grungy Nirvana influence – the essence of rebellion was more a feeling than actually manifest in the clothing.
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Shortly after I returned to the U.S., in 2011, the grungy, amorphous Occupy movement started blooming; protesters were railing against the impunity of "the one per cent" in Houston, as they were in dozens of other cities across the country.
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Arriving a mere five months after Batman v Superman, a DC Comics epic as vaultingly joylss as a memorial chapel in Valhalla, Suicide Squad at least has some rumbling, crunchy kick – and, amid a sprawling, grungy cast, a terrific Margot Robbie.
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But the youth it celebrates is not that of the grungy Los Angeles music scene, one of Mr. Slimane's obsessions; it is not youth identified with any particular place or fetish, except for a certain comfort and delight in the body.
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At home, she notices herself being described as a "Melbourne rocker"; in the UK, her sound is characterised as "grungy," In the US, where she toured extensively at both ends of 2017, she receives her most beloved label: pop-punk.
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Mr. Kelly, 66, also has a nearly five-decade résumé as a stage actor that has carried him from the grungy beginnings of New York's downtown arts scene to work with some of the most adventurous playwrights of the moment.
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It exists somewhere in the space where movies like The Long Goodbye, Rear Window, In a Lonely Place, and half a dozen other films meet, a hazy, grungy world where things just sort of happen and mysteries only get half solved.
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Her 2015 debut, "Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit," featured a collection of songs whose raucous, grungy exteriors belied their crystalline lyrics — lyrics that described a specific, defiant and nonconformist feminism instead of generic girl power.
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"Marquee Moon," Television, 21979 In 21947, Hilly Kristal, another son of Jewish immigrants, changed the name of his dive bar Hilly's to CBGB — Country, Bluegrass, Blues — with the odd intention of making it a country music outpost on the grungy Bowery.
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Chumley's lived on for decades as a boozy dive proud of its literary history, with sawdust on the floor, grungy graffiti-carved wooden tables, and book jackets lining the walls, until 2007, when a major chimney mishap caused extensive structural damage.
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When he started pulling together Bikers for Trump, he knew that biker bars, which are now often more like sprawling entertainment complexes than they are grungy roadside dives, were perfect venues: They had parking, built-in stages, and social media reach.
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LIL PEEP featuring Lil Tracy "Awful Things" (Lil Peep/First Access) Grungy guitars, sputtering trap beats and Lil Peep's raw-throated voice add up to a tormented, abrasive love song from the singer and rapper who died this year at 21.
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"Imagine a young girl who is dressing in her grandmother's clothes, stealing her chandelier earrings and reinventing her elderly hair in a disheveled way," said the hairstylist James Pecis of the show's twisted faux-bob constructions that felt more grungy than grannyish.
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"I got off the plane at the Tampa airport and walked outside into the Florida sunshine / And I was met by a tall, grungy, redheaded promoter guy, and his shaved-headed friend who was along for the ride," Kozelek says at the top.
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"You got billions of dollars flowing through downtown, we don't have no rec centers!?" he railed early one recent morning, shaking hands and introducing himself to prospective voters while riding a grungy city bus along Dexter Avenue through the city's struggling west side.
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Old Ukrainian women craned their necks to peer between the doors, as a soundtrack of obscure electronic music blared, youths ran about in shreds of silk, and a grungy young man replaced the white light bulbs in the chandelier with blue and red.
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So I use 100,000 frequent-flier points to get upgraded and get to J.F.K. early to take advantage of the great spread in the first-class lounge and this is what I find: this grungy plastic dispenser of trail mix featuring puffed wheat.
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Pageant is a massive feast of Bruce's and Hopkins's guts, carefully arranged as anthemic tell-offs, swampy and contemplative tear-jerkers, grungy breakup masterpieces and all-out ragers about gender, body image, confidence, love and growing up as twentysomethings who feel like they're still teenagers.
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And though it required more of a commitment than, say, a grungy, plaid T-shirt, the sparkly navel was still a way to convey the type of person—or, in the case of this gendered piercing, the type of woman—you were to the world.
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Set in 2563, some 300 years after a major space battle brought destruction to the world, "Alita: Battle Angel" takes place in a grungy city where many of its occupants are part-cyborg amputees thanks to a higher order who likes experimenting on human body parts.
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The guards, whose main job is to protect Sansa from threats, thieves, and otherwise grungy plebs, noticed Arya's dirt-laced fingernails and her well-worn threads and were like, Yeah, no, someone just mopped and you're definitely not walking in here claiming to be a Stark.
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Under the suburban-sounding stage name Soccer Mommy, the Nashville-bred singer-songwriter crafts intimate, confessional songs that bridge grungy, distorted guitar and irresistible bass grooves — they're catchy too, which is fitting given her self-professed fandom of poppier acts like Avril Lavigne and Taylor Swift.
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In "Being Frank," an alleged comedy set in 1992, Philip (Logan Miller) is a vaguely grungy rebel who longs to leave his small town to study music at N.Y.U. Philip has flimsy plans to suit his flimsy character — his only meaningful trait is his filial resentment.
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Grungy, anonymous holes in the wall occupied by a smattering of the human equivalents of crunched up empty cigarette packs, nursing corporate lagers and grudges against all who have wronged them whether it's their brother or whatever liberal female politician it's trendy to shit on in MRA circles.
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They are, however, wonderful beater instruments that you could happily flog at any grungy bar where you band is playing, free from the worry that someone might steal your baby or that the a $3,000 guitar with Fender script on the headstock could be knocked over and damaged.
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You could now pretty clearly see visible artifacting in the background graphics and graffiti — so I was definitely getting to the limits of what you can do with an AI-upscaled image at this point… Even so, given the grungy subject matter, the poster still came out looking pretty cool overall.
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It helped that lesbians were at the helm — Ilene Chaiken, the show's creator, along with writers like Guinevere Turner and Rose Troche, who made "Go Fish," a low-budget, grungy movie about queer women in Chicago in the 1990s — and they satisfyingly captured cultural touchstones of lesbian life at the time.
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The idea of a nameless grungy psychopath burning piles of dirty money, throwing a city into chaos to satisfy his twisted rage, was a perfect avatar for a generation of Occupy-adjacent millennials graduating into a global economic recession and harnessing technology to claw back control of their own lives.
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A talent who was able to balance on the knife edge between poetry and a grungy kind of power, who was fond of tattered romance, a sweeping Byronic trench and the perfect line, Mr. Thimister was also a casualty of fashion's transition from creative hothouse of individuality to global industry.
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On lead track "Tension At The Surface," Kadahn steps up for a dose of dispassionately moody, interlocking synths undergirded with an almost grungy 808 pattern—it would make a great soundtrack for stonefaced bitcoin mining—while on "Agent Protocol," Kid Simpl gets involved for a frayed, hiccupping, and manic array of breakbeat arrangements.
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Her first ever gig was Destiny's Child, her tweens were guided by Avril Lavigne—"she was a huge influence on me as an 11-year-old, I felt like I finally had a female role-model who's a grungy tomboy"—and later artists like Fleet Foxes, Laura Veirs, Warpaint, and The Shins.
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Here, the place is wonderfully grungy and everyone pitches in: Issei creates the fight posters (graphic design is his hobby, and he creates posters for the local soccer and basketball teams, too) and handles administrative work, while his father, Hirotaka, who recently turned 22014, and one of his brothers, Kosuke, serve as trainers.
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The disciplines of costume and character design, in video games, have become synonymous with ostentatiousness and flamboyance—rather than the grungy perfection of Kane and Lynch's thrown-together ensembles, or Cole Phelps's immaculate pinstripes, hairstyles, wearable gadgets, and distinctive monsters, often from fantasy and sci-fi games, are what enthusiasts fawn over.
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In the RT interview, Mr. Petrov and Mr. Boshirov insisted that they had such a keen interest in medieval ecclesiastical architecture and burning desire to see Salisbury's cathedral that they traveled to Britain for a weekend getaway that included two separate trips to Salisbury and two nights in a grungy London hotel.
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When the Italian fashion brand Prada and the high-end online retailer Mr Porter hosted an event at Gutter Bar, a grungy bowling alley and dive bar in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, to celebrate a springtime fashion collection, no detail was overlooked and organizers put Byredo in the bathroom, resulting in some enthusiastic tweets.
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" Marian Burros, a food reporter for The New York Times, wrote that "these gleaming new supermarkets — 13,000 to 27,22008 square feet of floor space — bear about as much resemblance to the grungy, 276s fern-bedecked natural food co-op, with its shriveled produce and flour stored in trash cans, as McDonald's does to Lutèce.
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See exaggerated men's trouser suits in silk wool, the seams topstitched and unfinished, suspenders dropped to frame the hips; four-tone plaid silks, grungy and polished at the same time; fox and coyote photo-printed leather and sleeveless sheaths; and a series of starburst-pleated dresses inset, at the belly button or hip, with large slices of polished agate.
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A collegiate array of tartan and bias knits, print blouses and cashmere coats, lingerie tops and buffalo plaid — plus some grungy, and unnecessary, ribbed long-john leggings (in another weird paradox, although seeing fall clothes in September ought to make them feel more relevant, the recent sweltering temperatures make the heavier fabrics look oddly out of place).
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From the White Castles, grungy Irish bars and sneaker emporiums of Fordham Road to the graffitied subway cars rattling downtown to the record shops and women's bookstores of the Village, the Russian groceries of Ocean Parkway, the still-debased precincts of Times Square, even the water towers crouching on rooftops like guardian pets, I loved it all.
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As one of the smartest, most compelling female characters on TV at the time (and ever), Daria has connected with viewers far beyond the grungy brains of Generation X. Although the series ended in 2002, ongoing nostalgia for the 90s has extended the deadpan teen's appeal to, of course, Tumblr, as well as MTV Classic, a channel the network launched earlier this year.
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Blkmarket Membership: tINI b2b Bill Patrick (Rolls 'n' Do) Location: Secret Brooklyn Warehouse Headliners: tINI, Bill Patrick Blkmarket warehouse parties are basically like the pulled pork sandwiches of New York nightlife: they might not be necessarily reinventing the wheel, but there's something comforting in the familiarity of knowing what to expect (grungy warehouse, Euro techno, a sea of deep Vs).
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Produced by Pinkslip and directed by Shane J Smith—who's not that Shane Smith, but he does work for VICE (it's confusing to us too)—the new clip's a surreal accompaniment to LW17's grungy intro "Bit My Tongue Now My Mouth Bleeding" and an unreleased track called "marry me" from an upcoming collaborative EP with the genre-agnostic producer Dmac.
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This publishing activity is linked with the bleary-eyed social life of grungy downtown New York through photographs by Fred W. McDarrah, including his 1959 shot of Ginsberg and Orlovsky at the Living Theatre — which had been founded in 1947 by Judith Malina and Julian Beck (who has some fabulously lush, semi-abstract paintings from the late '33s in the show).
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The band writes and performs as if there is still a canonical direct line from 1950s rock 'n' roll through the British Invasion and the psychedelic 1960s, the glam and punk 1970s, the new wave and arena rock 1980s and the grungy 1990s, all the way to the present — as if hip-hop hadn't all but completely sidelined the guitar band.
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There are plenty of corners of the Internet best left unexplored, but, should you find yourself, for some reason, investigating that not insignificant part of the Web devoted to New York City bar bathrooms, you might encounter passionate opinions about Welcome to the Johnsons, a grungy Lower East Side dive notorious for its kitsch clutter, plastic-covered sofas, and epically grimy, graffitied lavatories.
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For Green Room, he worked with director of photography Sean Porter (Kumiko: The Treasure Hunter) to create an authentically grungy look for the film's main setting — a punk-rock venue run by skinheads — and to develop a visual language to reflect the mindsets of its two main groups of characters: the punk rockers stuck inside the venue, and the skinheads trying to wipe them out.
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It begins as a tragicomic metaphysical fantasy: a country girl in pigtails (Amodeo) dies in a freak accident and is reborn as a baby in a comfortably suburban family in Chappaqua, New York, which leads to an astonishing dissolve from a crying infant on the carpet to a crying woman in her bed—Lisa (Amodeo), who is orphaned and unemployed and lives with her aunt in a grungy East Village apartment.
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Fashion Review 25 Photos View Slide Show ' PARIS — Twenty-three blocks of ice, each almost five feet tall, enclosed perfectly preserved gardens of flowers at the peak of their color and bloom on the second floor of a long, cavernous warehouse space at a grungy edge of the Eighth Arrondissement of Paris, just beyond the railway tracks of the Gare St.-Lazare, like a three-dimensional gallery of Dutch flower paintings.
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Kate Moss was there (she was the original spokesmodel, intoning "The only one, CK One, a fragrance from Calvin Klein" at the end of every ad), as well as Jenny Shimizu, the tattooed, openly gay model, and Stella Tennant, the grungy British aristocrat and, every once in while, a more mature fashion insider like Polly Allen Mellen, the fashion editor known for clapping with her hands over her head when excited.
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Dwight's varied and inventive attempts to erode Daryl's resistance (a steady diet of dog food sandwiches and constant exposure to "Easy Street" would be enough to drive anyone insane) certainly provided plenty of opportunities for Norman Reedus to demonstrate his acting prowess – and for the costume and makeup departments to make the grungy warrior look even more disheveled than usual – but Dwight's trajectory was arguably the more interesting plotline this week.
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