It would be much nicer to have not given a hoot, and I don't give a hoot anymore now, but it's a bit late.
|
|
It's all pretty funny, but the highlight has to be Will Arnett's response to former NASA astronaut Robert "Hoot" Gibson telling the gang they can call him "Hoot".
|
|
It's a hoot, as funny as it is depressingly bleak.
|
|
The crowd, rooting for a competitive match, began to hoot.
|
|
And the Bob Mackie parade of frocks was a hoot.
|
|
I have to admit, I found it a real hoot!
|
|
Hoot beat out Rose Short, Katie Kadan, and Ricky Duran.
|
|
A few people on the street below hoot in return.
|
|
From the EP Gila has previously released the thizz-face-inducing Psycho Dabber; today, he shares the mellower selection "Hoot Hoot," which turns the cries of a literal owl into a sleepy dub roller.
|
|
No matter what DeGeneres decides, it's sure to be a hoot.
|
|
But it wouldn't be such a hoot without their prog chops.
|
|
Guests describe Ms. Brown as "a hoot" with a sharp humor.
|
|
And boy, was his last ceremonial Senate swearing-in a hoot.
|
|
And no one in the family gives a hoot about baseball.
|
|
Stagger Lee, in contrast, doesn't give a hoot about Berliner history.
|
|
Not that her mother gives a hoot in hell about education.
|
|
I've recently started going to games and they are a hoot.
|
|
Dinner guests will get a hoot over this fun summertime treat. pic.twitter.
|
|
The originalists don't really give a hoot about what the Framers wanted.
|
|
Livestream this "hoot and toot" of a kiki, screenshot the texts, anything.
|
|
Critics were divided — A.O. Scott called it "a hoot" — but on nytimes.
|
|
"They can boo and hoot me all they want," Ruth said afterward.
|
|
And actually, it doesn't give a hoot if a candidate concedes or not.
|
|
They were executed at Al-Hoot prison in Nasiriyah province, south of Baghdad.
|
|
But Eleanor herself is a hoot: nakedly greedy, endlessly narcissistic, and completely unashamed.
|
|
The Abba Museum, more of an attraction than cultural institution, is a hoot.
|
|
They still can't, but they hoot and slap their desks just the same.
|
|
Bad lip readings are mostly unrealistic, which makes them a hoot to watch.
|
|
Hoot, 31, hails from Cookeville, Tennessee, but was raised in the Dominican Republic.
|
|
This year's Halloween Google Doodle is a real hoot, especially if you like animals.
|
|
Art Review "Enrico Baj" at Luxembourg & Dayan is a hoot and an eye-opener.
|
|
Because the show is a hoot, but the real fun is in the commentary.
|
|
When Hurricane Irma knocks a tree onto your rental house, you hoot and holler.
|
|
I'll see you all tomorrow in Wroclaw and it's going to be a hoot!
|
|
TV, it's just such a hoot to have this thing rolling around the office.
|
|
"Instead I had a love affair, and an orgasm," she recalled with a hoot.
|
|
Julia Roberts offered a rambunctious hoot from the audience, which jumped to its feet.
|
|
It would be a hoot if he came full circle and morphed into Michael Bloomberg.
|
|
This would be a hoot and an affront to the small minority of orthodox fans.
|
|
She's been coming to H&R Block for three decades and is an absolute hoot.
|
|
The ride from the show's present to its future is going to be a hoot.
|
|
Only time will tell, but it's been a hoot for their fans while it lasted.
|
|
The answer is that it is odd, sometimes maddening, possibly dangerous and frequently a hoot.
|
|
She's been coming to H&R Block for three decades and was an absolute hoot.
|
|
I had read some Victorian pornography, which I thought was a hoot, ripe for satire.
|
|
But the battle scenes are top-notch, and Eric Bana as "Hoot" Gibson is outstanding.
|
|
I'll see you all tomorrow and Friday in Wroclaw and it's going to be a hoot!
|
|
It's a hoot that a scrappy punk festival tends to coincide with a military history fair.
|
|
And that "Desperate Measures," a bad-joke travesty of a problem play, is such a hoot.
|
|
But even if it doesn't change the world, watching it reclaim its magic will be a hoot.
|
|
All the programs aim to help young visitors become conservationists — in other words, to give a hoot.
|
|
Obama said nobody affected by the floods "gives a hoot if you're a Democrat or a Republican."
|
|
Japanese wizards will be attending Mahoutokoro (Mah-hoot-o-koh-ro), where the perk is magical robes.
|
|
Gender games and techno-gimmicks (the wireless receivers built into Junya Watanabe's overcoats) can be a hoot.
|
|
Owls hoot in the distance, I jump quickly turning around to see that no one is there.
|
|
Jake Hoot was crowned the winner of NBC's hit singing competition show, "The Voice" on Tuesday night.
|
|
If we've learnt anything from this ridiculousness, it's that the ASOS Christmas party must be a real hoot.
|
|
Watching them play — and watching LeBron go into full-on Dad Mode while supporting them — is a hoot.
|
|
The Nice Guys looks like a stylish, violent hoot from the filmmaker most capable of delivering the goods.
|
|
Playing fetch with CHiP is a hoot and I am impressed with its ability to track the SmartBand.
|
|
"That was a hoot!" is what many people will fondly think of when they recollect Rocko's Modern Life.
|
|
It was a hoot because he was young and cool, and he was also a very good teacher.
|
|
"Obama didn't give a hoot about Syria by 2015," Robert Ford, America's former ambassador to Syria, told me.
|
|
In the film, the incongruity of stuffy, dressed-up philistines making like Jamaican backup dancers was a hoot.
|
|
The federal government then began requiring owl surveyors like Cohoon to hoot before allowing trees to be harvested.
|
|
They force the humans reading them to slurp and click and hoot and pop and tap their tongues.
|
|
S.H.E.R.Y.L is a hoot, potential alcoholic, and a simulation of femininity that Kimmy's male coworkers are comfortable with.
|
|
When you reach your mountaintop, I hope you hoot, holler or softly weep in whatever way you please.
|
|
The convicts were executed Sunday at Al-Hoot prison in Nasiriyah, said Yahya Al-Nasiri, governor of Dhiqar province.
|
|
"It didn't bother me at first, I couldn't give a hoot who was doing T-shirts," he told Reuters.
|
|
Of the dozen or so people I reached out to, for the most part, they didn't give a hoot.
|
|
Rating: 1/5 This was a hoot to have and put on, because it looks like lucha libre masks.
|
|
This weekend is going to be more of a hoot than every trombone you'll hear all weekend put together.
|
|
We can live off our interest, save the principal and let the kids go off and have a hoot.
|
|
Although wouldn't it be a hoot when Alma kicked the bucket and St. Whoever was like, Why so mean?
|
|
That's not a slight to terriers; I have lived with a few myself, and I think they're a hoot.
|
|
"Most of us do not give a hoot about the money," Mr. Saracino, a retired high school teacher, said.
|
|
Putting a "Sesame Street" character into a sexually charged setting, she said, made the audience really hoot and howl.
|
|
And the Byers don't give a hoot about Jonathan, ever, so they're off in a hotel someone outside of Hawkins.
|
|
"The Shallows" is a shark attack movie, which was a hoot to shoot, although I had some seriously challenging stunts.
|
|
Performing the moves IRL has become quite the trends, and seeing them outside of the game is a real hoot.
|
|
The reboot will air as a TV movie in 2018, and we're betting that it's going to be a hoot.
|
|
If you liked Fargo, you will like Legion, whether or not you give a hoot about X-Men in general.
|
|
" This time, they dance outside as they hoot and hold signs that say "Pete for Iowa" and "Boot Edge Edge.
|
|
The door attributed to both the Rolling Stones' late founder Brian Jones and actor Liam Neeson made the crowd hoot.
|
|
Cast member Mike Iveson encourages the audience to stomp and clap, hoot and holler, and participate in the debate themselves.
|
|
Keanu Reeves is a hoot in Toy Story 4, but he also made sure his character Duke Caboom was well-rounded.
|
|
But the men, my god: they hoot and holler in a deafening chorus that sounds like the gay version of hell.
|
|
The New York Times critic A.O. Scott called it "a hoot," but a healthy chunk of viewers seem to hate it.
|
|
Protesters have blocked off one lane of the road, yet passing motorists hoot their horns not in anger but in support.
|
|
Doing the Mashed Potato, wincing in pain, graceless under pressure, I hoot to nobody within hearing: the hell with you, Hemingway!
|
|
Then a last long hoot of the whistles sent the boats on their own toward the beach, which was still invisible.
|
|
The couple, who married in 2013, are a hoot on Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat and are constantly supporting each other publicly.
|
|
There's a cute little puzzle, a beautiful garden, a child scaling the side of a multistory building—it's just a hoot.
|
|
Pepsiman This Japan-only PSOne game featuring a former local advertising mascot for the fizzy soft drink is an absolute hoot.
|
|
The threat followed her show's extensive coverage of anti-government protests fired largely by rage at Mr. Plahotniuc (pla-hoot-NOOK).
|
|
And from the looks of this Instagram pic, this owl is also a pro at riding dogs and having a hoot.
|
|
"Give a Hoot, Don't Pollute" is not entirely compatible with the Roman trait of "menefreghismo," the attitude of not caring less.
|
|
It's a hoot with friends, plus, with a party, you'll level up faster to reach the more gameplay-intense raid content.
|
|
She exists to humanize Jackie, hoot at his groaners and, in one scene, gaze adoringly at him while at his feet.
|
|
These types of exercises are not unique to Texas Tech; Virginia's players had a hoot on a white-water rafting trip.
|
|
I liked the part that I was in, (because I was in it), but it still didn't make a hoot of sense.
|
|
Anyway, here's hoping we all live to see Adele in her real old age because clearly, she's going to be a hoot.
|
|
Meanwhile, Trump deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders basically said the administration doesn't give a hoot what James Comey thinks about anything.
|
|
"I just prayed that I would see my children again," she said, mimicking the furious hum of the wind — hoot, hooot, hoooooot.
|
|
Soon they go to a prison to visit a convict (Annette O'Toole, a hoot), and along the way argue over their breakup.
|
|
They gave a lot more than a hoot about who is going to be the Democrat nominee and whether Donald Trump would win.
|
|
Still, redacted documents can be a hoot to read for poets who make the same decisions about which words to keep or cut.
|
|
Kalanick laughed along, according to those in attendance, making it seem as if it was a hoot to carelessly depict woman as subservient.
|
|
They cheer at every swelling, heroic moment, laugh and hoot at a good reference or in-joke, and clap when each film ends.
|
|
Donald Trump finally told the world why he's skipping the traditional White House Correspondents' Dinner this year, and his reasoning is a hoot.
|
|
At one point, I've fallen so far behind that I have to hoot in order to evoke a sonic beacon from the group.
|
|
Liam Hemsworth is a hoot as the guy who's too "CW hot" to be true – and almost as dim as he is sexy.
|
|
At any rate, it won't happen now, because "The Prom," which opened on Thursday at the Longacre Theater, is such a joyful hoot.
|
|
The first episode is bizarre, but mostly on purpose, and watching a deadpan Cenac bounce off Ana Gasteyer's support group leader is a hoot.
|
|
Later when I get home, I'll make an owl hoot sound and you can come downstairs and let me in through the service entrance.
|
|
"I didn't think I wanted to continue skiing after Hoot passed away," Kenworthy told Henry in a video of their sit-down posted Saturday.
|
|
A slip-n-slide between third base and home plate sure sounds like a hoot and yet the basepath remains dirt to this day!
|
|
There I was, flitting between some absolutely hilarious John Oliver clips—the man is a total hoot, and he knows his politics to boot!
|
|
Drake: No one *Several owls hoot in the distance ominously* Action Bastard is the author of "The Lemons," the hit Beyoncé fan fic series.
|
|
Given Crash Bandicoot's successful remastering earlier this year, seeing Super Lucky's Tale pick up the baton and give its own spin is a hoot.
|
|
But on the other hand, he's extremely attractive and extremely kind, so you mostly just want to hoot and holler and cheer them on.
|
|
The Story Time AR experience was a hoot, and there's a reason AR filters are so popular in other apps like Instagram and Snapchat.
|
|
Hoot also took the stage with country group Little Big Town to perform their single "Over Drinking" which brought the crowd to their feet.
|
|
It's a smart, heartfelt hoot, and a movie that actually gets at all the bittersweet endings that happened at the conclusion of high school.
|
|
There is an enduring paradox in the centuries of bibliographical obsession with the work of a man who didn't give a hoot about books.
|
|
Shot in Super 8, "The Least Resistance" (1980–81) is a hoot, a picaresque tale about a couple of lazy, irritable, scheming, self-deluding lowlifes.
|
|
" He also stressed that the investigation was based only on a reading of facts and conducted by people "who didn't give a hoot about politics.
|
|
She would rather it was all-black, as it was back then; and if anyone thought that was racist, she did not give a hoot.
|
|
And we'd walk over here, go lean against the tree, and everybody would do the same exercise — hoot, holler, boom, charge, all without any dialogue.
|
|
A short piece about the game in PC Gamer from last summer was able to summon up that it's "a complete hoot" as an evaluation.
|
|
And, carrying around a dog in public is a great way to let fans know you don't give a hoot about your ex's new album.
|
|
Second, let's remember that Comey was the man who famously testified in 2016 that FBI agents don't "give a hoot about politics" when they investigate.
|
|
I have become friends, or I did become friends, with several of the ballplayers from that era and they thought it was just a hoot.
|
|
She runs down the hall and throws her arms around him as party guests, many who have known Ms. Smith since birth, hoot their approval.
|
|
And a play that started off as a hoot — a friendly, familiar satire on high school mores and lingo — winds up as a primal scream.
|
|
Do you remember when Jim Comey, I think you were in the committee when Jim Comey said the FBI didn&apost give a hoot about politics.
|
|
Michael Phelps' pre-swim face, for example, became a viral hoot — but photo and video shared of that moment on Twitter can still be easily found.
|
|
Kris Benson signed a four-year deal and then announced he was having Tommy John surgery, and Anna Benson was a real hoot to be around.
|
|
Christopher Swader and Justin Swader's set conveys overripe opulence with efficient minimalism, and Rachel Dozier-Ezell's costumes are a sexy hoot, fit for a Queen Bey.
|
|
On those rare occasions when I manage a decent drop, turn and trim, I usually blow it by celebrating with a fist pump or a hoot.
|
|
East Asian ride-hail company Grab's CEO does that Tusken Raider thing where they lift their spears and hoot in victory re: Uber's exit from the region.
|
|
While most PAs are massive affairs requiring a soundboard operator and lots of wiring, I've also had to hoot into portable PAs, a practice I rarely relish.
|
|
Wilkes catches a break because the streets are filled with costumed revelers, who all think his blood-streaked business suit and plastic-wrapped cadaver are a hoot.
|
|
Wesley Snipes is a hoot as director D'Urville Martin, so twitchy and mannered he seems to have beamed down to the Dolemite set from another planet entirely.
|
|
Instead, hoot for more aggressive and common species, like the barred owl or the great horned owl, which has a booming voice and tends to be chatty.
|
|
It's not been lost on plenty of people that he legislates for the rich, jabbers for the mob, and gives scarcely a hoot for those in between.
|
|
Each episode of the new Twin Peaks is a dark hoot of the highest order, and I feel like Mr. Jackpots just for being able to watch them.
|
|
Mr. Obama, in a speech on Friday, said Republicans had long treated Mr. Trump's provocations as "a hoot" — just as long as they were directed at the president.
|
|
While she's visiting her new friend Louise de la Tour de Rohan (Claire Sermonne), who is a gosh darn hoot, Louise is having her legs and vulva waxed.
|
|
Time's Richard Schickel fretted that filmmakers "don't give a hoot about the movie's scariest implications," referring to its tongue-in-cheek celebration of bug-squashing futuristic space-fascism.
|
|
The songs are still catchy, Olaf is still a hoot, there are a few impressive action sequences, and the film even has some fun at its own expense.
|
|
That we have to stand together against a common enemy, which is people that only care about money and power and don't give a hoot about average Americans.
|
|
It's "a fantasy-tinged family saga that promises to be a hoot but turns sluggish and humdrum after a few episodes," Mike Hale wrote in The New York Times.
|
|
"Love & Hip Hop" star Tommie Lee couldn't give a hoot about spending the last 48 hours behind bars ... she beelined it for the club when the jail doors opened.
|
|
Even so, it's seldom that a congressional hearing gives so many different angles (supporting or contradicting presidential policies), and by congressional hearing standards, that makes it an absolute hoot.
|
|
Hooters has teamed up with The V Foundation for Cancer Research and, over the past decade, its "Give a Hoot" campaign has raised more than $400,000 for the cause.
|
|
Not duke it out deep in the furrows of online uncool with people who give a hoot about the NUR-BURG-RING and straight-ahead speed on uncluttered asphalt.
|
|
The 19th-century pioneer generation -- Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony and their allies -- gave not a hoot for the color of their clothes nor for marching around in public.
|
|
Learn to figure out when a hoot or holler is indeed a form of harassment and when it's merely a good-natured tease that you can give back in kind.
|
|
Hoot all you want about confidence, power and the go-go-go attitude you need to be an entrepreneur: Unless you are a fully blown sociopath, this process is hard.
|
|
There's an active reload button to make your bullets punchier, there's a wide array of weapons to use, and your companions will hoot and holler about it the entire time.
|
|
John Branch: The first night of short-track speedskating was a hoot, an arena bursting with energy and a crowd of knowledgeable fans cheering one of South Korea's favorite sports.
|
|
Specifically, OVO gives a hoot because Bellroy first sold wallets, smartphone cases and small luggage, but recently added footwear and clothing which OVO says is the core of its biz.
|
|
Those still in the running for the title are team Blake Shelton's Ricky Duran, team Kelly Clarkson's Jake Hoot, team John Legend's Katie Kadan and team Gwen Stefani's Rose Short.
|
|
"This is the first time we've focused on coyotes," said Laurel Rimmer, Wave Hill's assistant director of public programs, speaking of Hoot and Howl Weekend, which celebrates both coyotes and owls.
|
|
"Summer down here in Miami has been a real hoot, first we had Zika and now we had Hurricane Matthew," said Zak Stern, owner of Zak the Baker in Wynwood Miami.
|
|
That's too bad because, reading between the paillettes, you get the feeling that the 72-year-old singer-actress-survivor is a good egg: self-mocking, plain speaking and a hoot.
|
|
In consolation, Mr. Andrews posed for a picture with my father and showed off his horn, a vuvuzela fashioned from seaweed and kelp, but declined my requests for a practice hoot.
|
|
Stuffy scenes between James and his parents (Tom Courtenay and Anne Reid) alternate with his entreaties for money from the Royal Society, where his bewhiskered fellow scientists think he's a hoot.
|
|
One may expect the HRC to not give a hoot about the human right of religious freedom, but the senators who used to stand up for it should know better. Sen.
|
|
Multiple witnesses saw Drake making his way through The Cove Luxury Resort, where folks couldn't help but hoot, holler, sing and whistle at Drizzy as he passed through with his entourage.
|
|
Learn to figure out when a hoot or a holler is indeed a form of harassment and when it's merely a good-natured tease that you can give back in kind.
|
|
S HOOT TO RECRUIT: HOW TO INTRODUCE NEW HUNTERS AT THE RANGE For three more great gift ideas for the outdoorsy dad, check out the rest of Field & Stream&aposs gift guide .
|
|
According to the Hoot, an organization that monitors press freedom and the media on the Indian subcontinent, there have been 22 assaults—including one death—on journalists between January and April 2016.
|
|
" Comey's father said he has never been a fan of Trump and didn't vote for him: "I think the man should be in a home quite honestly, he's crazy as a hoot.
|
|
Larson shifted back into acting in 2006 with a starring role in Hoot, later joining the cast of United States of Tara in 2009 and appearing in 21 Jump Street in 2012.
|
|
In Washington, there are scribes and there are gossip mongers—those who care too much about continued access to their bold-faced sources, and those who don't seem to give a hoot.
|
|
And to think Trump "won" his exchanges with Clinton, you'd have to give him points for getting the audience to hoot derisively when he said he wanted to put her in jail.
|
|
"He's a hoot," says David Rivers, a retired sergeant with the Miami-Dade Police Department's homicide bureau, who has known Harris for decades and has helped him with research for his novels.
|
|
It's in the feeling that this kind of surreal moment induces — where you're caught between wonder and the urge to hoot with laughter — that "The Young Pope" may come closest to God.
|
|
"So I'm standing in line at the airport, waitin' in security because of all the freakin' Muslims," he begins, and then, when his fans hoot in joy, he tries for something nastier.
|
|
After getting Balex to the control room of his spaceship, and listening to his AI girlfriend hoot monkey noises incessantly for several minutes to summon monsters, I decided to follow Emanuel's lead.
|
|
The movement was as genuine, organic, and spontaneous as the town halls that Tea Party members crashed with orchestrations and people strategically planted to signal the crowd when to stand, hoot, and hiss.
|
|
" We thought it a hoot when he replied to a woman reassuring him he had the "the vote of every thinking person" with, "Madam, I'm afraid that's not enough, we need a majority.
|
|
But because of some catastrophic misjudgment in postproduction, the final two minutes of the scene have been cut in a way that invokes the surreal incoherence that makes "The Room" such a hoot.
|
|
This whole thing looks like a hoot, from the "Every generation has an idiot" tagline to the lineup of legitimate Star Wars celebrities who apparently lent their time to getting this thing made.
|
|
And then he opens his mouth and yesterday's television comes out, and they hoot and cheer because they know that what he's saying is true, because they'd heard the same thing the other day.
|
|
But here the thing: while quite a few Porsche owners are aware of the Nürburgring and actually care about lap times, I'd wager that many current and prospective Tesla owners don't give a hoot.
|
|
A MINUS Tegan and Sara: Love You to Death (Warner Bros.) It's kind of a hoot for twin sisters to begin Indigo Girls, wind up Maroon 5, and just get gayer as they do.
|
|
The "What a Hoot" package, organized in part with the Michigan Audubon Society, includes accommodations for two nights, a symbolic adoption certificate for a Northern Saw-Whet Owl and a photo of the owl.
|
|
The top 8 currently includes team Shelton's Kat Hammock and Ricky Duran, team Clarkson's Hello Sunday and Jake Hoot, team Gwen Stefani's Rose Short and team Legend's Katie Kadan, Marybeth Byrd and Will Breman.
|
|
That's the premise of multiple series in TV's fantasy-friendly "Game of Thrones" age: MTV's elves-in-tight-pants hoot, "The Shannara Chronicles," and Syfy's coming-of-mage story, "The Magicians," debuting later this month.
|
|
This is Call of Duty for the under-17 crowd — but the finely-crafted action and multi-layered features make it an all-ages hoot that any fan of video game pew-pew can enjoy.
|
|
But these momentary nuisances are offset by the divine things, like the calls of loons and hoot owls we heard at nightfall, and the perfect clarity of the night sky, unspoiled by artificial light pollution.
|
|
Last week, America chose the powerhouse vocalist Katie Kadan (Team Legend), the country crooner Jake Hoot (Team Kelly), the rocker Ricky Duran (Team Blake) and the soulful songstress Rose Short (Team Gwen) as the four finalists.
|
|
Frank Bruni I worship Charlize Theron, the "Atomic Blonde" trailer is a hoot, and I love the story she keeps sharing with interviewers about training so hard for the fight scenes that she cracked several teeth.
|
|
A. O. Scott — one of the few major names with an affirmative take on the film — has called it "a hoot;" but if it's a "divine comedy," as he suggests, it is one with a hellish edge.
|
|
From this point forward I can't say much what happened unless I want to violate my confidentiality agreement with high-powered lawyers and the United States government, but I can say that it was one theatrical hoot.
|
|
Among the best sports Mr. Smith interviews are Senator John McCain and his wife, Cindy, who says she found the "Daily Show" guys "a hoot" in 2000 and kept one of their team jackets as a souvenir.
|
|
HARARE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Heavy traffic snakes through downtown Harare, Zimbabwe's capital, maneuvering along the potholed roads as impatient motorists hoot at one other, while pedestrians try to cross the congested streets, weaving through slow-moving cars.
|
|
And in Mr. Jones's daffy staging, the witch who bakes children into gingerbread is a hoot: a buxom villainess with curly hair and a pearl necklace (played to the hilt in drag by a tenor, Gerhard Siegel).
|
|
Corky, played by Mr. Guest, was such a hoot that I can see why his creator was reluctant to abandon a character who doesn't really belong in "Mascots," but, for nostalgia's sake, was a granted a token cameo.
|
|
Proceed with caution — when you hoot for owls, you can inadvertently alert predators to their whereabouts, make them worry for their young, give them false hopes for finding a mate or even lure fledglings away from their parents.
|
|
Oskar Eustis, the director, did a good job of keeping the show tight and fleet-footed, and suddenly — as Alexis pointed out — if you were paying attention, what had seemed like a hoot suddenly became a sobering admonition.
|
|
As recently as a few years ago, researchers trying to count great gray owls in Yosemite had to hike into the forest, hoot, wait for response hoots from actual owls, and do their best to tell those owls apart.
|
|
The chief justice, by contrast, was at last getting to do something other than gavel the sessions open and closed and try not to hoot at some of the outlandish legal arguments that have been floated this past week.
|
|
I can see why you don't like John falling down three flights of stairs and then walking it off… but the scene where he falls down three flights of stairs is directed like a slapstick comedy, and it's a hoot.
|
|
It starts with a low, steady electronic hoot behind contrary lyrics — "Death said yes/I say no/Life said no/I say yes" — and turns into something between a funeral march and a cumbia laced with dubstep menace, admonishing — or taunting?
|
|
Learn to figure out when a hoot or a holler is indeed a form of harassment and when it's merely a good-natured tease that you can give back in kind," she wrote in her 2009 book, "The Trump Card.
|
|
Created and written by the playwright Peter Mattei, and with executive producers who include Peter Tolan ("Rescue Me") and Paul Giamatti, "Outsiders" is a fantasy-tinged family saga that promises to be a hoot but turns sluggish and humdrum after a few episodes.
|
|
I then asked IHS about its broader thoughts of when politicians like Trump hoot and holler about bringing back manufacturing jobs to the US: Are they merely blowing hot air, or is the US on the cusp of returning to its manufacturing roots?
|
|
Bottlings fall into three price tiers, and while many of the names are a hoot — the value-driven Corvidae line honors the pesky crows and magpies that raid the vineyards with wines called Mirth and WiseGuy — the pursuit of quality is serious.
|
|
"The reality of a district journalist in regional India is that if the persons whose misdeeds you are exposing have political patronage, the police will not register a case against them," Sevanti Ninan, editor of the local media watchdog The Hoot, told CNN.
|
|
After 20 years of never giving the tiniest hoot about my own generation, and as a person of a certain age in a management capacity, I fell prey to the 20 or 30 articles a day about dread millennials entering my feeds.
|
|
Frank Scheck, The Hollywood Reporter: As always, McCarthy is a delight, elevating the uneven material with consistent comic brilliance marked by broad physicality; the scene in which her character snorts "grade A sucrose," enough to kill an ordinary human, is a hoot.
|
|
A few untitled graphite pieces combine a plaidlike grid of angles, crosses and string-theory loops with short phrases, such as "HOOT & HOLLER" or "Dance With Me Henri"; two primary-colored, acrylic marker grids have the complicated luminosity of a sun shower.
|
|
That might sound awful, but somehow, Riverdale is a grin-inducing hoot—a show that takes beloved but flexible characters like Archie, Betty, Veronica, and Jughead, and places them in a world that's a little bit V.C. Andrews, and a little bit Josh Schwartz.
|
|
It's sold in several global markets, including Latin America and the Middle East, and it sticks to the same recipe as the original Neon: it's light, cheap, and not especially powerful, but our colleagues in Mexico have said it's actually a hoot to drive.
|
|
" She says that sexual harassment is never acceptable, but that one should "learn how to figure out when a hoot or a holler is indeed a form of harassment and when it's merely a good-natured tease that you can give back in kind.
|
|
If Maddon is half manager and half hipster-shrink, a man who warns of the dangers of "confirmation bias" when making game decisions, Giants Manager Bruce Bochy is the world-weary trail boss, too polite to tell reporters their psyche-probing questions are a hoot.
|
|
You would think that a sexually polymorphous musical that combines a Renaissance pastoral romance with the songs of the 1980s California rock group the Go-Go's would at the very least be a hoot, a show that could get sloppy drunk on its own outrageousness.
|
|
While it seems like a hoot to raise $100 million in a few minutes, having an "investor" base that can pull their money out and tank your token in seconds is a real and dangerous threat and one that most entrepreneurs ignore in their quest for riches.
|
|
As a teen, she continued booking acting jobs (including small roles in comedy films like 2004's "13 Going on 30" and "Hoot," in 2006), and even recorded a pop album that was released by Universal Music Group's Casablanca Records in 2005, when Larson was 16.
|
|
This is a case where the private and public land-owners, businesses, and groups of local citizens have gotten together to create a recreation resource that is a hoot for the people who use the trails and is an increasingly important economic boost for the region.
|
|
According to a draft script obtained by a Brandeis college newspaper — The Brandeis Hoot — Ron aims to perform a comedy routine in the style of Mr. Bruce, while Brandeis officials — in a stark example of art roughly imitating life — try to get him to refrain (even threatening academic probation).
|
|
What kind of person delivers a speech about equal work opportunities in the House of Commons (and likely remains to be the only person to have spoken in the house wearing a work shirt with the sleeves rolled up) and then writes lyrics like "Bun a zoot, have a hoot"?
|
|
An episode where the guys ride around Belize with an embassy worker played by Allison Tolman (Molly from season one of Fargo) is a hoot, but less interesting is an episode where they're quarantined for a potentially mutated version of smallpox, which takes a left turn into disaster movie for no real reason.
|
|
She instructs us to step one-by-one into the middle of the circle, come up with a short combination of dance and sound — a clap and a yelp, a stomp and a hoot — and do it continuously while the rest of the group joins in, each person with their own invented choreography.
|
|
The script, by Reeves and Mark Bomback, comes up with a pair of finely matched conceits: first, that people might get sick and lose their gifts of speech and higher reasoning; and, second, conversely, that a chimp raised in a zoo (Steve Zahn) might only talk, forgetting how to howl or to hoot.
|
|
As someone who has lived in East Nashville, when I hear Thomas sing about how she's "good, living in the ghetto..." with homeless people asking her for a dollar and giving her a "hoot and a holler," I wonder if we actually resided in the same zip code, let alone the same dimension.
|
|
The event on Monday night was a hoot, and it was a relief for me to find that there are other people out there who still have a sense of humor, do not want to impose their version of righteousness on others, and have some feeling for a 'free country' as something more palpable than an empty slogan.
|
|
Unlike the novelist Nancy Mitford's codification of social division according to a series of U — for "upper class" — and non-U words (looking glass and not mirror; sofa, not couch) that functioned mostly as booby traps for unwitting members of an aspirational middle class, Mr. Haslam's lists are so baldly and so risibly snobbish as to be a hoot.
|
|
With a "whoosh & higgly hoot & a he-ho-hah," Bernstein takes on a remarkable cast of "Countrymen, Cadets, Soldiers, Monkeys, a French Doctor, Porters, an Old Man, Apparitions, Witches, Professors, etc," along with the ghosts of Poe, Dickinson, Williams, Blake, Crane, Whitman, Mallarmé, Emerson, Wittgenstein, and Fanny Brice to explore and celebrate his idea of the messiness of real poetry.
|
|
"I liked the part I was in, (because I was in it), but it still didn't make a hoot of sense" Anderson's non-involvement with the Twin Peaks revival is clearly a sore spot for the 63-year-old, who was born with the genetic disorder osteogenesis imperfecta and has appeared in several movies and TV shows including The X-Files and Carnivale.
|
|
As the modern Colorado Klansmen hoot and holler and eat popcorn, reveling in the exploits of their predecessors, a group of black students and activists gather in another part of town to hear the testimony of an old man (Harry Belafonte) who witnessed the lynching of his best friend in Texas around the time "The Birth of a Nation" was playing in theaters.
|
|
Routine government meetings are not covered, for example..." Stephen King helps out Maine's main paper "This is a hoot," Dan Kennedy writes, and he's right: "After the Portland Press Herald made it known that it would drop freelance-written reviews of local books as a cost-saving measure, Maine's favorite author, Stephen King, lodged a protest on Twitter and urged his followers to do the same.
|
|
A former bush pilot now working for the Department of Energy, Eveland has flown through just about every type of cloud the planet has to offer: sprawling stratus decks above the Alaskan tundra, atmospheric rivers flowing toward the coast of California, low ocean haze in the Azores, and orange pyrocumulus plumes sent up by firestorms in Washington state (which he describes as a "hoot").
|
|
This direct interaction will be a hoot for parents with small kids – get ready for Junior to call up Blue's Clues all the time – and could help solve the ever-growing micro remote control black hole problem that we have in our house caused by tiny vortexes which suck our remotes into the Upside Down and leave us sputtering on the couch as we dig through cushions and under chairs.
|
|
Elsewhere, Vincente Minnelli's "The Sandpiper" (on Saturday and Monday), the first Taylor-Burton movie released after they were married for the first time, is a spikier and less hoot-worthy film than its reputation as camp suggests, though, admittedly, it includes a scene of pillow talk between Ms. Taylor (as a bohemian artist) and Mr. Burton (as the minister and school headmaster who falls for her) in which she delivers her dialogue with a bird on her head.
|
|