Essentially, thread accounts are the lovechild of Ask Reddit and Tumblr.
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Chippo™ Golf Game: The Glorious Lovechild of Golf & Cornhole — $158.99
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What would the lovechild of Elon Musk and Grimes be like?
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Rick & Morty is like the alien lovechild of Albert Camus and Steven Spielberg.
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Maybe it'll be some Wall Street-Donald Trump lovechild version of The Huffington Post?
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If mozzarella sticks had a smoldering affair with queso, these would be their lovechild.
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It's how he discovered Jon Snow was actually the lovechild of Lyanna Stark and Rhaegar Targaryen.
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He'd almost certainly rather be Ned Stark's son than the secret lovechild of a Targaryen anyway.
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We could be looking and the lovechild of a drunk Nessie and a radioactive sea anemone.
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The product is probably best described as the lovechild of a foldable phone and a laptop.
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Shechet designed Wiest's costume, which looks like the lovechild of a boulder and the scrap heap.
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These boots look like the lovechild of the Converse XX Hi Sneaker and Ripley's legendary alien stompers.
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Hunter Biden on Monday agreed to pay child support to the mother of his lovechild in Arkansas.
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A lot of The Fate of the Furious revolves around Dominic Toretto's secret lovechild with Elena (Elsa Pataky).
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The band doesn't just have a familiar sounding vocalist, it's actually Andrew Neufeld of punk's lovechild band Comeback Kid.
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But lately, as Motherboard reported earlier, kratom pills sold online have become a sort of lovechild between adderall and oxycontin.
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For starters, it looks like the lovechild of tomatoes and peaches, but tastes like the divine name it was given.
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While we love chocolate, avocados, and toast, we're not sure we need to meet the bar-shaped lovechild of the three.
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As the lovechild of an innovative mix of African-American musical styles, rock 'n' roll is made up of many genres.
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Some even described the Cybertruck as the lovechild of a DeLorean, of "Back to the Future" fame, and an El Camino.
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The lovechild of the cutoff and the maxi skirt, culottes are a summer must (I mean, sweaty thighs need a reprieve too!).
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Look close and you will see the lovechild of Michael Jackson (bc tiny) and James Brown (hips that launched a thousand thrusts).
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Invented by internationally famous pastry chef Dominique Ansel in 2013, the cronut is the delightful lovechild of a donut and a croissant.
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His famous "Cronut" — the decadent lovechild of a donut and a croissant — brought him international stardom when it went viral in 2013.
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There are the background instrumentals, which sound like the lovechild of a Saved By The Bell interlude and an insurance company's hold music.
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I am standing in the shadow of a medieval Swedish castle that looks like the building lovechild of Disneyworld and the Taj Mahal.
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This top-down action game is described as "the lovechild of Syndicate and GTA 1," and it looks just as wild as that sounds.
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After that comes a medley from Sister Glamour Moore and what appears to be the drag-queen lovechild of Glenn Close and Steven Tyler.
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The aesthetic — the 2019 lovechild of basic white girls and Tumblr girls — was earnestly trendy among teens but quickly became parodied, particularly on TikTok.
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Kookaburras — the "lovechild of a Rice Krispies treat and a Twix bar," recalls a wistful Mental Floss article — came and went in the '123s.
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Some people believe Tyrion is the lovechild of that affair, which would be a pretty clear explanation as for why Tywin hated him so much.
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The tower looks like the lovechild of someone who thinks four shots of espresso is never enough, and a sadistic child's Theme Park Tycoon creation.
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Especially when said Frankenfood bears a striking resemblance to the lovechild of E.T.'s finger and a bloated corpse that was given a spray tan?
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This smartwatch, which visually calls to mind the lovechild of an Apple Watch and a Fitbit Surge, is a natural progression for the huge wearable company.
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In the end, Leap Motion's rendering and prototype of its North Star headset looks like the lovechild of Microsoft's HoloLens and a pair of Oakley goggles.
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Jepsen's voice is replaced with the lovechild of Audrey II and Oogie Boogie, doing a nasty impression of your friend's inebriated dad at open mic night.
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Even someone who hasn't seen The Goonies since childhood can tell you that this deranged lovechild of a face and a Fleshlight really, really ain't it.
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Image: NOAANOAA and NASA's lovechild-slash-weather satellite, GOES-16, has been serving up some of the best images of Earth since it launched in November 2016.
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The new trailer for Hellboy proves that this Dark Horse comics movie is sort of like the lovechild of Harbour's Netflix series and Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool franchise.
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Secondary to turning your voice into a remote control, the Fire TV Cube also works the illegitimate lovechild of a $30 Echo Dot and a $150 Echo Show.
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The best part of Thrive Global, however, might be its store, which appears to be the lovechild of the crackpot InfoWars store and Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle abomination GOOP.
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But the Thunder can get over the loss pretty quickly if Steven Adams continues to improve and Oladipo morphs into a Jamal Crawford/Tony Allen lovechild at the two.
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That is made by hand in the UK is a bonus and that it looks like the lovechild of a Formula One race car and a hockey puck is another.
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In case you forgot, this odd little gadget looks like the lovechild of a starfish and an octopus, is covered in extra-strong suction cups, and has super bendy legs.
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The lovechild of five friends, Ultimate Power began after their passion for power ballads and pretending to play them in front of a crowd metamorphosed into a full-blown nightclub experience.
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The five-piece arrived seemingly fully formed on the LA scene last year with retro-sharp style and a velvet sound that feels like the lovechild of The Internet and The Cardigans.
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The "Whopperito," which, as the name implies, is the godless lovechild of a cheeseburger and a burrito, is currently available in at least one Pennsylvania location, a Burger King employee confirmed to Mashable.
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Let It Die plays like the deranged lovechild of FromSoft's fiendish Souls series and a survival game in the style of Rust, albeit one still slicked and writhing in bloody orthopteran afterbirth (sorry).
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Naked mole rats, the desert-dwelling animals that look like the lovechild of an uncooked sausage and a scrotum, don't feel certain kinds of pain — and now, scientists may have a better idea why.
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A glorious lovechild of golf and cornhole Chippo™ is a viral new golf game you can play in your back yard, your living room, or the beach (once we're able to inhabit them again).
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Even boring celebrities like the BFG of political journalism, Andrew Marr, had taken one out to throw a smokescreen up around a story that he had a lovechild (DNA testing subsequently revealed the child wasn't his).
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The plot is, again, exactly what the previews promise, and nothing more: Arthur Curry (Momoa) is the illicit lovechild of Maine lighthouse-keeper Thomas Curry (Temuera Morrison) and the washed-ashore Atlantian Queen Atlanna (Nicole Kidman).
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Like the technologically advanced lovechild of Yelp and Hulu, with Pat from Smart House as its stepmother, the online platform seeks to take out the middleman between the plastic-surgery professional and the person who wants the plastic surgery.
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The corruption scandal erupting around Bolivia's president Evo Morales appears to be following the plotline of a classic Latin American telenovela, complete with a femme fatale tricking her lover, a long-lost lovechild and, just possibly, a happy ending.
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So misunderstood Meanwhile, if Logan is Rory's Christopher — right down to the illegitimate lovechild — it seems obvious that the show is setting Jess up to be her Luke (even though I guess he and Rory are kind of vaguely related now?).
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Daisie sounds like the lovechild of Instagram, Bumble Bizz, and LinkedIn: It will be a space for creatives to find mentorship from others in their fields and connect over new business opportunities, while also fostering a collective appreciation of the arts.
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Often recorded in one take, the synthesizer and drum machine-centered EP sounds like the lovechild of J. Dilla and Frankie Knuckles, with a stripped-down, muffled take on dreamy house and techno that wouldn't be out of place in the L.I.E.S. catalog.
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The lovechild of an uncooked sausage and a scrotum In fact, these poop-eating, subterranean creatures have a lot of enviable qualities: they can dodge cancer, live decades longer than other rodents, and go without oxygen for 30 minutes at a time.
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The singer looked like the lovechild of a unicorn and an ice cream factory (in the best possible way) in her shimmery smock, worn underneath a duck egg blue coat and accessorized with a pale pink headband, small pink bag, drop earrings, and kitten heels.
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Insecure, actress/writer/director/all-around powerhouse Issa Rae's popular HBO lovechild, extends the limits of the 20173-minute episode—each feels like a small film that resolves to fall off a cliff at the 22017-minute mark and leave the viewer enamored by its magnetism.
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This newly released video peers behind the scenes at Orisa's creation, from her early days as a Zarya/Bastion lovechild to later revelations about the type of character she is within the Overwatch fiction and how her abilities fit in alongside the game's current lineup of tanks.
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For those of us who have some attachment to Brendan Urie and his vocal stylings, the "High Hopes" dance is basically Emo Night, nightmare edition: like the chirpy, overachieving lovechild that would result if the beer- and nostalgia-soaked listening nights met the church youth group.
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The lovechild of Deadpool director Tim Miller and Fight Club director David Fincher, Netflix's Love, Death, and Robots is an 18-part science fiction anthology about, well, love, death, or robots, or some combination of the three, rendered with punchy animation in a wide range of visual styles.
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However, if those devices are not employed, even though higher-level modules most definitely did not want anyone getting pregnant that night, a lovechild might be born, and other modules will then kick in and flood brains with love and deep connections to assist in the rearing of that child.
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Related: The Year the 'Pink Tide' Turned: Latin America in 2015 The corruption scandal erupting around Bolivia's president Evo Morales appears to be following the plotline of a classic Latin American telenovela, complete with a femme fatale tricking her lover, a long-lost lovechild and, just possibly, a happy ending.
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On Thursday Apple sent invitations to select media for a March 21 event at its Cupertino, California, campus where most people expect the company to finally reveal the entry-level iPhone 9.73SE ("SE" stands for "special edition"), a four-inch smartphone that will look like the lovechild of an iPod 5 and an iPhone 5S.
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The eastside Austin Italian spot is known for its impressive Neapolitan-style pizzas, homemade pastas, and burrata that would make Mario Batali blush, but for the MUNCHIES party, chef Manley dreamed up a pizza fritta that tasted like the beautiful lovechild of Neapolitan and Japanese cuisine: a crispy, deep-fried pizza dough packed with tofu, mushrooms, and spring onions.
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After enduring a sleepy period in the 2000s of low attendance and limited television presence in its native land, New Japan rebounded thanks much in part to the success of three major stars: Hiroshi Tanahashi, a heart throb with a John Cena-like physique and Ric Flair-level performances, Shinsuke Nakamura, arguably the most charismatic wrestler in the world (imagine the lovechild of Oldboy's Oh Dae-Su and Prince); and Kazuchika Okada, a pro wrestling prodigy and the promotion's youngest ever International World Grand Prix Heavyweight Champion at 24.
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On the island, Alero meets Lovechild (Faze), who happens to be a talented but poor waiter. Lovechild assists Alero in doing what she loves to do best professionally then they fall in love.
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Ellenor Fenn ( Frere; 1743–1813; pseudonyms, Mrs. Teachwell, Mrs. Lovechild) was a prolific 18th-century British writer of children's books.
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He has been nicknamed "one man Arctic Monkey". Canvas magazine has described him as "like the bastard lovechild of Billy Bragg and Mike Skinner doing his best Joe Strummer impression".
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The group had some regional success with their 1973 release Air Cut. They toured in Europe, however they disbanded shortly thereafter. In 2009, previously recorded tapes were released as the Lovechild album, which included two of Jobson's compositions.
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All songs written by Daniel Lanois unless otherwise noted. # "Chest Of Drawers" # "Where Will I Be" # "Here Is What Is" # "Not Fighting Anymore" # "Beauty" # "Blue Bus" # "Lovechild" # "Harry" # "Bells" # "This May Be The Last Time" # "Smoke #6" # "I Like That" # "Duo Glide" # "Bladesteel" # "Moondog" # "Sacred And Secular" # "Joy" # "Luna Samba" "Where Will I Be" is a new version of a song which had been previously released on Emmylou Harris' album Wrecking Ball in 1995. "Lovechild" and "Sacred And Secular" tracks incorporates, respectively, the pedal steel guitar melody used in "Carla", on Belladonna album, and the pedal steel guitar melody used in "Transmitter", on Shine album.
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Jennifer, deciding to forgive Brian, took pity on his son and welcomed him into her home. "Seeing him when Jennifer went out to Ireland. That was the point where she decided she had to take Ruairi on. Even though he was her husband’s lovechild," Piper says.
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While the group's early material was folk-tinged pop, they became more rock-oriented after the rhythm section joined.Balmont, James "Wolf Alice", Crack. Retrieved 9 March 2013Burman, Nicholas (2013) "Wolf Alice / The Waiting Room ", Artrocker. Retrieved 9 March 2013 Clash described the band as "the lovechild of folk and grunge".
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He and Vanessa reinstate their summer plans to go backpacking through Europe. The three unknowingly get to know Scott Rosson, the lovechild of Lily and Rufus. Afterwards, Dan receives a suspicious phone call from Georgina who tells both Vanessa and Dan that she'll be seeing them at NYU next year.
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Lovechild are a rock / indie band from Belfast, Northern Ireland. They first rose to prominence in 2003 with their first two singles "Hope You Have a Lovely Day", and "The Siren". Regular gigs at Belfast venues such as The Empire, Mandela Hall, The Rosetta as well as festivals like Glasgowbury, saw them build their following.
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Also revealed to be attending NYU is Scott, Lily and Rufus's lovechild, who appears to know about his birth parents. Meanwhile, Lily and Rufus spend the evening reminiscing before deciding to marry. Blair pours out her heart to Chuck, saying "I love you so much it consumes me." Chucks leaves on a trip to Europe.
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Luke Billingham first appeared in mid-1998. He was the illegitimate lovechild of Lionel Skeggins (John Leigh) and Judy Billingham (Stephanie McKellar-Smith) who was born in the early 1980s. Lionel was shocked to discover he had a son but quickly bonded with Luke. Luke soon came into trouble for his frequent pornography use and eventually quit his habit.
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His collaborations include a recorded single with Wyclef Jean titled "Proud to Be African". In 2011 Faze made his acting debut starring in the lead male role of 'Lovechild' in the critically acclaimed Nigerian movie Alero's Symphony. He also provided the movie's soundtrack for which he won an Africa Movie Academy Award in 2012, in the category of Achievement in Soundtrack.
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A typical page from an early Marshall edition Cobwebs to Catch Flies (1783) is a children's book by Ellenor Fenn, originally anonymous, but later editions were advertised as being by Mrs Teachwell or "Mrs Lovechild". It was a reading primer and was one of the first books to differentiate between reading age groups, and which was widely used until the 1890s.
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" Similarly, Nick Levine of Digital Spy declared "Popular", along with "Untouched" and "This Is How It Feels", as one of the highlights on the album. Evan Sawdey of PopMatters was impressed with the song which made for a "glorious" end to Hook Me Up, an album he felt was full of hooks. He said: "the gloriously trashy “Popular” seems fueled entirely by dance floor sweat, being both ridiculous and confident in equal measure." David James Young of Sputnikmusic compared "Popular" to an inbred lovechild of Peaches and Princess Superstar, saying: "what can be said about this one? Basically, if Peaches went out and got completely hammered with Princess Superstar and they managed to have some kind of inbred lovechild with “Best Damn Thing”-era Avril Lavigne as the midwife, it would probably come out sounding something like this.
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Following the success of series one, BBC ordered a second series, but it looked uncertain due to Samberg's busy schedule. In February 2014, it was announced that Samberg would not return for the second series, with Taylor Lautner replacing him as Cuckoo's long-lost lovechild Dale. The second series began on 7 August 2014. On 4 April 2016, Cuckoo was commissioned for two more series.
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Encantadia is a spin- off of Mulawin. In Mulawin, a similar character named Linang (portrayed by Sheryl Cruz) was Encantadia's diwata of water and could be considered as the first version of the character. Linang however had a lovechild from a Mulawin named Mulagat. The story unfolds in Lireo, the kingdom where Queen Mine-a lives with her daughters Amihan, Alena, Danaya, and Pirena.
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A comedy group named Slap Happy recorded "Ode to Billy Joel" in the 1980s, which was featured on the Dr. Demento show. In this version, the singer is alleged to have jumped from the Verrazzano- Narrows Bridge. Jill Sobule's album California Years features "Where is Bobbie Gentry?" which uses the same melody in a lyrical sequel. The narrator, seeking the reclusive Gentry, claims to be the abandoned lovechild of Gentry and Billie Joe, i.e.
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Frere was born in London. His father, John Frere, a member of a Suffolk family, had been educated at Caius College, Cambridge, and became Second Wrangler in 1763. His mother, Jane, daughter of John Hookham, a rich London merchant, was cultured and wrote verse in private. His father's sister Ellenor, who married Sir John Fenn, editor of the Paston Letters, wrote educational works for children under the pseudonyms "Mrs Lovechild" and "Mrs Teachwell".
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After the Northern Lights, Underwood went on to form The Rosemary Beads, with Little (bass) and Cam Munachen (drums). Dear went on to play drums with Wooden Fische, Box and Butternut. As from 2006, Dear was the principal of Djidi Djidi Aboriginal School in Bunbury and played in a Noongar band called Warangka. Lowe, Skipworth together with drummer Nathan Jarvis (ex-Bob's Lovechild) formed The Indian Givers, following the disbanding of Charlotte's Web.
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On the October 10, 2008 edition of SmackDown, vignettes promoting the debut of Cvjetkovich, now under the ring name Kizarny, began to air. He later described his character as being as "if Jake "The Snake" Roberts and Doink produced a lovechild." During the vignettes, he spoke in carny talk, with additional vignettes airing during the next few weeks. He also competed in dark matches before SmackDown tapings, defeating Ryan Braddock and Curt Hawkins.
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A possibility for his eventual character was described during a Project episode as "the lovechild of Kurt and Mercedes". In addition to his second full appearance in "Nationals", he also appears briefly in the episode "Props". In the fourth-season premiere, Unique transfers to McKinley High and joins New Directions. She begins presenting as a girl in that episode during school hours, despite the pressure she experiences from classmates to appear in male attire.
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The book was advertised in the London Evening Post for 17–22 March 1744, with the full title: Tommy Thumb's Song Book for all little Masters and Misses; to be sung to them by their Nurses 'till they can sing themselves. By Nurse Lovechild. To which is added, a Letter from a Lady on Nursing; it was published by Mary Cooper of London.H. Carpenter and M. Prichard, The Oxford Companion to Children's Literature (Oxford University Press, 1984), p. 534.
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Fusari collaborated with Gaga, who traveled daily to New Jersey, helping to develop her songs and compose new material. The producer said they began dating in May 2006, and claimed to have been the first person to call her "Lady Gaga", which was derived from Queen's song "Radio Ga Ga". Their relationship lasted until January 2007. Gaga performing at Lollapalooza in 2007 Fusari and Gaga established a company called Team Lovechild, LLC to promote her career.
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The Marieme song, Rogue is one of several that are being played in the Apple TV+ television series Truth Be Told, which became available on the platform December 13, 2019. The song is also used in worldwide TV and Digital commercials about the show. BlackBook named the song and video for "Ask For Help" as one of BlackBook's Best Song + Video Premieres of 2019. In 2019, Marieme shot a video for her track, "Lovechild", during the New York WorldPride celebrations.
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In her time with The Lady, Gibbons established a reputation as a caustic book reviewer, and was particularly critical of the then fashionable "loam and lovechild" rural novels.Truss 2006, p. xiii Novelists such as Mary Webb and Sheila Kaye-Smith had achieved considerable popularity through their depictions of country life; Webb was a favourite of the British Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin. Gibbons had first become familiar with the genre when she provided summaries of Webb's The Golden Arrow for the Evening Standard's 1928 serialisation.
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Fenn was born 26 November 1739, the son of a surgeon, and was educated at the grammar schools of Scarning and Bottisdale (Botesdale) from which he was admitted to Caius College, Cambridge. At university he became friends with John Frere, and in 1763 he courted his sister Ellenor. They married 1 January 1766 and went to live at Dereham in Norfolk. (Ellenor Fenn was subsequently the author of children's books, under the pseudonyms of Mrs Teachwell and Mrs Lovechild.) After their marriage the couple lived in Dereham.
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Rabbit's Game" (1:05) # "Conspiracy (Pt. 1)" (2:53) # "Meditative Chaos" (3:10) # "A New Brand of Drug" (2:13) # "Samba De Wilson" (2:15) # "Slivovitz" (1:43) # "Bekki On Pills (Pt. 1)" (1:01) # "Where Is Jessica Hyde? (Pt. 1)" (3:39) # "Arby's Oratorio" (1:38) # "Jessica Gets Off" (3:18) # "Mr. Rabbit It Is" (2:51) # "Lovechild" (1:03) # "Mind Vortex" (2:48) # "Twat" (2:02) # "Bekki On Pills (Pt. 2)" (3:16) # "Fertility Control" (1:50) # "Janus Saves" (2:51) # "Evil Prevails" (2:55) # "Conspiracy (Pt.
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"Filosofi Rock N Roll" apes the dirtier edge of rock, with inspiration taken from Little Richard, complete with distorted vocals draped in heavy reverb. On "Surfing Di Arab" the band mixed surf rock and Arabian music, with the result described by Thee as "sounding like the confused lovechild of Dick Dale and Aladdin". Ricky Siahaan of Rolling Stone Indonesia wrote that the album had some funny lyrics, such as in "Bu Lisa", about a student who fell in love with his teacher, and "Mama Papa Pujaan", a compliment to the parents.
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Fenn wrote a series of children's books for her nephews and nieces, inspired by Anna Laetitia Barbauld's Lessons for Children (1778-9), and in 1782 she wrote to the children's publisher John Marshall asking whether he would be willing to publish them. Between 1782 and 1812, he published numerous books by Fenn, often anonymously or under the pseudonyms Mrs. Teachwell or Mrs. Lovechild. Cobwebs to Catch Flies (1783), a reading primer, was perhaps her most popular book; it went through multiple editions in both Britain and America until the 1870s.
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The Standard, July 24, 2009: The Lovechild: Ten years wiser As a solo artist, he has performed in various African countries, including NigeriaThe Standard, July 31, 2009: Wyre for Nigeria music awards ceremony and Uganda.The Monitor, November 2, 2008: Wyre, the love child He has collaborated with various artists, including P-Square, 2Face Idibia of Nigeria. Other notable collaborations that he has done have been with Jamaica's Alaine, Cecile, and Morgan Heritage. He is reputed for his consistence and relevance in the music industry having maintained an industry presence actively since the late 90s.
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Yoo Ga-eun is a sweet-natured girl who married her college sweetheart, Park Jung-woo. However, she later discovers that her husband had an affair with her best friend, Kim Mi-ran, and that their adopted daughter Na-ri is actually Jung-woo and Mi-ran's lovechild. After she and Jung-woo divorce, Ga-eun meets Ha Jae-bum, and they fall deeply in love. But when she learns that Jung-woo plotted her father's downfall, causing her brother Sung-eun to die in prison, Ga-eun sets aside love to wreak her revenge against Jung-woo and Mi-ran.
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Georgina crashes Rufus' wedding where Dan and Georgina share a conversation that reveals that Poppy Lifton had been deported. Georgina arrives at the wedding and reveals to Rufus and Lily that Scott (whom Lily cruelly dismissed) is their lovechild and leaves, taking a slice of the wedding cake and driving Blair to get rid of her. Georgina is last seen in a bar with Vanya, disguised as a prince, who leaves with her, stating that he'll be taking her to Belarus. Dorota is shown looking on, hinting that it was Blair behind the entire scenario to get rid of Georgina.
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The band was described by the NME as "a charming, funny and utterly real trio". Drowned in Sound gave their track "Song For Abba Tribute Record" an 8/10 describing it as a "downtrodden plea from a self-absorbed man with issues" by a "captivating and cutting band" of "ham-fisted gentlemen". The song was also described by the BBC's Collective as "the accidental 4am lovechild of eight bottles of £2.99 Merlot and a wheelbarrow full of Cutter’s Choice". Clash described their album Nursing Home as "brittle scuzzed-up grunge guitars...around a chirpy indie pop recital".
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Lovechild is the seventh studio album credited to progressive rock band Curved Air, though only half the tracks are actually performed by the group. The album consists of previously unreleased demos overseen by Clifford Adams in the early 1970s: one by John O'Hara, two by Eddie Jobson, one by Kirby Gregory, and four by Curved Air. Vocalist Sonja Kristina explained the album's origin: > Now that album was total piracy. Those were demo tapes I made for Warner > Brothers, who had suddenly realized that I was the only original member — > that it wasn't really Curved Air as it had been before.
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"The Neon Light / In Debt" video released September 10, 2012 as the fourth and final single / video from the Wide Awake Hello album. The band performed at NXNE in June 2011 and a slot for the Frank Zappa Fest / Manifesto, along with other bands such as Ween, in Baltimore in September 2011. The band toured as support act for Filter and Fuel in 2012 and were described as "if Muse, Coldplay and The Killers had a genius, dirty lovechild - its name would be MENEW." In March 2012, the band played SXSW in Austin, Texas which coincided with several dates in Florida including performances on NBC Miami and Daytime NBC Tampa.
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All of the proceeds, after PayPal deductions, go directly to Ronny Drayton. The album features performances by Burnt Sugar, The Veldt, Leon Gruenbaum, Gene Williams, Jane Getter, The Family Stand, Ronny Drayton, Paula Henderson aka Secretary, Ajaxpark, David Gilmore, Honey Ear Trio, Mark Lesseraux, Micah Gaugh, Joe Bowie, Stephanie Rooker, No Image, Asa Lovechild, Manguss, Les July, The Rewd Onez, The Sweet Fuzzy Itsy Bitsy, D-Xtreme, Baba Yaga, Throwdown Syndicate, The Freeman Brothers, Suga Bush, Alex Lozupone with Pain Hertz, Darquematta, Divine Pocket Bouncers, Dope Sagittarius with Mazzmuse, Ted Stilles, Ben Tyree, Marc Edwards & Slipstream Time Travel, Tommy O, Devi, and Marque Gilmore.
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The daughter of a London doctor, Gibbons had a turbulent and often unhappy childhood. After an indifferent school career she trained as a journalist, and worked as a reporter and features writer, mainly for the Evening Standard and The Lady. Her first book, published in 1930, was a collection of poems which was well received, and through her life she considered herself primarily a poet rather than a novelist. After Cold Comfort Farm, a satire on the genre of rural-themed "loam and lovechild" novels popular in the late 1920s, most of Gibbons's novels were based within the middle-class suburban world with which she was familiar.
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Brandon Voss of Billboard said the album "shows off an edgier, angrier side to the androgynous party princess". Alternative Press Sam Chapman described Whatever as "a bona fide alt-rock album" and "an 11-track suite of growly, straightforward rock songs". He called "27 Club" one of the album's "standout" tracks, and wrote about the song's references to 27 Club, "It's an unexpected but fitting fixation for a drag musician, since drag queens are, by their nature, creatures of self-invention and mythologizing." Daisy Jones of Vice said the album "basically sounds like Courtney Love and Britney Spears if they'd had a lovechild and raised it on stage in Vegas".
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As parody of the "loam and lovechild" genre, Cold Comfort Farm alludes specifically to a number of novels both in the past and currently in vogue when Gibbons was writing. According to Faye Hammill's "Cold Comfort Farm, D. H. Lawrence, and English Literary Culture Between the Wars", the works of Sheila Kaye-Smith and Mary Webb are the chief influence: she considered that the farm is modelled on Dormer House in Webb's The House in Dormer Forest, and Aunt Ada Doom on Mrs. Velindre in the same book. The farm-obsessed Reuben's original is in Kaye- Smith's Sussex Gorse, and the Quivering Brethren on the Colgate Brethren in Kaye-Smith's Susan Spray.
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The first Heavenly release was a 12-inch single by London house act Sly & Lovechild, produced by Andrew Weatherall. This was followed by the debut singles from Saint Etienne ("Only Love Can Break Your Heart") and Flowered Up ("It’s On"); both became key tracks in the UK house scene. Next, Heavenly signed Manic Street Preachers and released two singles, Motown Junk in January 1991 and You Love Us in May 1991. The Manics then signed to Columbia Records for their first album. Meanwhile, Flowered Up had made one album with London Records but returned to Heavenly for their classic 13-minute single Weekender in 1992, and Saint Etienne’s debut album Foxbase Alpha was shortlisted for the 1992 Mercury Prize.
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When the band split, he remained with Sonja Kristina and helped form the new version of the band. They recorded the album Air Cut (and four tracks that would be released in 1990 on Lovechild) before breaking up again in 1973. After playing in Kiki Dee's backing band on Elton John's Yellow Brick Road tour in England, and recording Elton's song Hard Luck Story, he joined Caravan,Caravan History in 1974 and remained with them until 1976, playing on the albums Live at Fairfield Halls, 1974 (released by Decca in 2002, which was actually his playing debut with Caravan), Cunning Stunts and Blind Dog at St. Dunstans. He worked with Gordon Haskell from 1993 to 1995.
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Francine Prieto plays Amy, a tour guide, and Keempee de Leon is Jason Patrick who has just been deported to the Philippines after staying for seven years in the US. He realizes that the right time has come for him to be a father to his daughter Marcia (Sandy Talag), his lovechild with his ex-girlfriend Lucy (Karla Estrada). But Lucy, who has just married a man who can fulfill her dreams of living in the States, refuses to give in to Jason's plea, leading him to think of ways to get close to his daughter. Amy has been a second mother to Marcia and even treats the child as her own every time Lucy is away. Lucy dreams of going abroad to work there.
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Like The Lemonheads but with more primal yelping, the moment when their retro-referencing tunes seem to be veering too much in a pleasant, palatable garage-punk direction, their teeny weeny singer Danny Delegato – the lovechild of Noel Fielding and one of The Monkees – lets go a grave-spinning, throat-slashing screech before indulging in some energetic and muscle-tearing mic-robatics. It’s still early days for the festive shebang, so sadly only a few punters catch the sight of Delegato half- heartedly trashing his guitar at the end of the set. You can almost pinpoint the exact second where he realises he’s going to have to dive into the band’s emergency tour fund to buy a new one. It’s not a pretty sight.
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Alex Fletcher of Digital Spy gave the song four stars out of five and called it "simplistic yet beautiful, fluttering, piano-tinkling ballad", the lyrics of which "expose Keys' vulnerability and current loved-up status". David Mead of Paste commented that the song "showcases a new depth and width to the tone of her voice, which seems to get closer to that of Aretha Franklin with each album." Nekesa Mumbi Moody of The Washington Post cited "No One" as one of the "gems" of the album and stated it "recalls a Bob Marley groove". Sarah-Louise James of Daily Star described the song as the "lovechild" of the Black Eyed Peas' song "Where Is the Love?" and Whitney Houston's song "My Love Is Your Love".
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So Clifford Davis > presented the tapes to Warners who decided for various reasons that they > weren't going to continue with the contract.Sonja Kristina interview, > Curvedair.com. As implied in Sonja Kristina's comment, Lovechild is essentially an "official" bootleg; neither Warner Brothers nor any of the band members gave permission for the demos to be released, and no royalties were paid to any of the band members from its sales. Years after she made the above comments, however, Repertoire Records obtained permission from both Warner Brothers and the musicians to reissue the album, and in 2011 a legit version with new liner notes was released, though unlike the original release it appeared only on CD. The four Curved Air demos were recorded between Air Cut and the band's breakup.
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From 2014 to 2018, 8-Ball operated out of a basement in SoHo, described by The Village Voice as "a superhero's hideout — if the superhero was some mythological lovechild of Jean-Michel Basquiat and Laurie Anderson." From 2018 to 2019, 8-Ball maintained a space in a storefront on Canal Street in SoHo. In 2019, the collective was invited by the art nonprofit Creative Time to operate out of a floor of their building on the Fourth Arts Block in the East Village. These physical spaces have served as 8-Ball's headquarters as it has grown from a team of three — Lele Saveri, Giuseppe Furcolo, and Josh Hubbard — to a collective of dozens that operates a zine library, online radio station, and online public access television station.
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To prove she is able to handle her own affairs, Serena refuses to leave jail with either Lily or CeCe (Caroline Lagerfelt) although Lily drops the charges on which she had Serena arrested. Rufus (Matthew Settle) is also angry with Lily for Serena's arrest; Dan (Penn Badgley) and Jenny (Taylor Momsen) inform Vanessa (Jessica Szohr) that Rufus returned home without proposing to Lily, and he has remained in his bedroom ever since. Lily feuds with CeCe for telling Rufus about their lovechild. From jail, Serena encourages Blair (Leighton Meester) to enjoy prom with Nate (Chace Crawford) in the way Blair had chronicled in a scrapbook as a preteen, but each of the couple's prom plans, such as the limo, hotel reservation and Blair's dress, inexplicably go awry.
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Hesta Prynn's first solo EP, called Can We Go Wrong, was released in July 2010 and has received positive reviews from Time Out New YorkTime Out New York review on Can we go wrong and NME.NME Ten Tracks You Have to Hear This Week The six-track EP was produced and co-written by Chuck Brody, who, at the time, also served as her live guitarist. The sound of her solo material is more electronic-based than her work with Northern State, utilizing dance beats in combination with 90's-style electric guitars. When describing Hesta Prynn's solo musical style, the New York Post referred to her as "MIA and Miike Snow's lovechild" and named her the #4 Artist to Watch in 2010.
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In reference to the appearance and internet attention, Eric Spitznagel praised his honesty in Vanity Fair, saying: > Louis C.K. has slowly been evolving from a dependably funny stand-up to the > comedy lovechild of Bill Hicks and George Carlin. [...] If you don't find > yourself nodding along with C.K. in fierce agreement, and even occasionally > pumping the air with a raised fist salute, you're either dead inside or a > member of that "crappiest generation" C.K. was talking about. Somehow, Louis > managed to do something even Obama has had a difficult time pulling off > lately: Finding the silver lining of our nation's ongoing economic collapse. > In less than five minutes, C.K. made a convincing case that capitalism's > death knell might not be such a bad thing after all.
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" Mark Savage from the BBC felt it "updates the deep house grooves of the Erotica era." Ben Beaumont-Thomas from The Guardian praised its house-influenced sound and compared the song to "Deeper and Deeper" (1992). Jaime Tabberer, from Gay Star News, opined that "once it gets going, disco stomper 'I Don’t Search I Find' is a class of its own", and described it as "a Confessions number that criminally ended up on the cutting room floor." Gay Times Daniel Megarry deemed the second best track on Madame X; "if 'Justify My Love', 'Rescue Me' and the best bits of Confessions On A Dance Floor had a lovechild, it'd be this [...] Absolute heaven." Idolator's Mike Wass wrote that "the fact that something as insane as 'I Don’t Search I Find' even exists is a miracle to begin with.
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Consequently her collected works were republished in a standard edition by Jonathan Cape, becoming best sellers in the 1930s and running into many editions. Stella Gibbons's 1932 novel Cold Comfort Farm was a parody of Webb's work,Literary Encyclopedia: Cold Comfort Farm as well as of other "loam and lovechild" writers like Sheila Kaye-Smith and Mary E. Mann Hammill, Faye Cold Comfort Farm, D. H. Lawrence, and English Literary Culture Between the Wars, Modern Fiction Studies 47.4 (2001) 831-854 and, further back, Thomas Hardy. In a 1966 Punch article, Gibbons observed: > The large agonised faces in Mary Webb's book annoyed me ... I did not > believe people were any more despairing in Herefordshire [sic] than in > Camden Town. Literary critic John Sutherland refers to the genre as the "soil and gloom romance" and credits Webb as its pioneer.
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The band he is in, Years & Years, formed in 2010, with Alexander joining the band as lead vocalist after member Mikey Goldsworthy heard him singing in the shower and liked his voice. Alexander's voice has been commented on for its unique tone, with the music being described as "Nina Simone ...crooning a melodic lullaby to the folktronic lovechild of Beach House and Terry Riley". Their debut single "I Wish I Knew" was released in July 2012 on the Good Bait label, with the band performing as a five-piece group. In 2013, the group signed a deal to the French label Kitsuné as a three-piece and released their second single, called "Traps" in September 2013 which achieved support from Radio 1 and Radio 6, as well as many online publications such as The Guardian and The Fader.
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Billboards Jason Lipshutz summarized the album as "whimsical, moving, imperfect, exhilarating", adding it was "a towering work that's worth both close analysis on headphones and scream-alongs on stadium speakers". Writing for Vulture, Craig Jenkins stated that "the old Taylor is back on Lover and the best she's been in years" and added that the album is "the most complete full-length she's delivered in years". Time's Dana Schwartz opined that Lover is a "lovechild between Speak Now and 1989, lifting the personal lyricism from the former and the synth-pop production from the latter". Nora Princiotti of The Boston Globe labelled Lover as "satisfying pop" that dips back into many of Swift's "creative wells", with songs that "snatch elements from all over her past", instead of "going for a clear, new sound like she did on her previous two albums"; she added that the result is a "dreamy record that makes good use of its stylistic freedom".
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This music ventures into the complex arrangements > usually reserved for snooty experimental jazz clubs. Few metal bands sounded > like this in 1993, but many would begin to incorporate these elements after > this album was released." - Darryl Wright (@punksteez), Lovechild Of The > Music & Technology Marriage "There is so much that could go wrong on this > Cynic album that its artistic success is a thrilling high-wire act. Sean > Malone’s burbling, prog-jazz-fusion bass (somewhat reminiscent of > Jamaaladeen Tacuma’s work for Ornette Coleman) would seem an unlikely > playmate for the often serrated guitars of Paul Masvidal and Jason Gobel. > Then you have vocals that alternate between sepulchral growls and robotic > treatments seemingly inspired by the “Lord’s Prayer” section of Pink Floyd’s > “Sheep.” The drums eschew a Bonham-esque groove for a busy polyrhythmic > approach, with long fills that travel around what sounds like a big kit, > which in hands other than Sean Reinert’s could be horribly distracting.
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