" "She's blonde and cute and perky and endlessly optimistic.
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My petite and perky savior from physical and digital clutter.
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Ellis' characters are so perky and chipper, yet delightfully sinister.
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He is the reason I have Fabulously perky boobs (LOL_).
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But when Europeans are feeling perky, out come the metaphors.
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"Some are calm, others are perky, or aggressive," she says.
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I think that is part of why Matmos remains perky.
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His ass was totally sweet to eat, perky and bubbly.
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In this solo, she's at her most extroverted, perky, spirited.
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Perky Jerky Turkey Original, 2.2 ounce bags (Pack of 12)I won't begrudge any lovers of Turkey Jerky, but if you call your product Perky Jerky and its not caffeinated jerky, you're misleading people.
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I didn't, thank God, turn into a sweet, perky thing overnight.
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He perked up and we sipped the fruity, perky local chasselas.
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Betty is blond and perky, as wholesome and pure as shortbread.
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Sally Saul's "Blue Lady" (2018) holds perky flowers but looks apprehensive.
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Then she'd woken up bright and perky to head to work.
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It's perky enough to embody the whole menu on a plate.
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Poppy Poppy is a perky pup who has never given up hope.
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They're like, the last thing on my mind is having perky booty.
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Perky and ever-smiling, he often floats dangerously close to self-parody.
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She doesn't play innocent, or ingratiating, or flirtatious, or perky, or cute.
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They're often bristling with scriptures, perky uplifting messages and times of services.
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I also forgot to mention perky…ah well, can't have it all right?
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OFF-SCREEN STRUGGLES Moore's life was not all awards and perky television characters.
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We're meant to see Mae as a perky victim of social media anxiety.
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Their ass splayed on a kitchen cabinet, so perky the cheeks are smiling.
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Our favorite hopper bird feeder is the Perky-Pet Copper Panorama Bird Feeder.
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But the music, all bouncy, perky synth-pop, makes dancing the clear priority.
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She has ivory skin, beautiful chestnut-colored hair, perky breasts, and slender ankles.
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Being perky in a place as political and anxiety-inducing as work is rare.
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Her hat by milliner Jane Taylor perfectly offsets the dress with its perky ruffles.
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The army gave these lonely outposts unusually perky names like Red Pepper and Basil.
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The 500X draws on the design of the perky Fiat 500, itself based on ...
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The perky, ass-kicking girls are back, and have new villains to set straight.
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Just as in the original picture, the Bear's perky personality leapt off the page.
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Usually a figure as quaintly perky as Eloise, she has never looked less tender.
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Yet he employs two of them: Figaro, a handyman, and Susana, a perky maid.
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It was worth it, though — I couldn't believe how perky (albeit swollen) my boobs were.
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I don't like to do it because I weirdly feel the need to be perky.
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Tyndall also allegedly made comments about patients' "perky breasts" and how "tight" their vaginas were.
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"Currently, it is 60 degrees," a perky female voice answered, assuring her it wouldn't rain.
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The red smile is too wide, the eyes too perky to be anything but harmless.
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She has a perky quality as a character, so we wanted the wig to match.
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Its smart-devices business is also looking perky; sales of smart-TVs were up by 350%.
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Also, if you say Perky Nana wrong, the whole confection ends up sounding a bit naughty.
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COFFEE was once Kenya's biggest foreign-exchange earner, but these days the industry looks less perky.
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Sounds great, but it's not always perky Bunnies and shriveled old-man prostates at the mansion.
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"I stopped being cute and perky and 21," she told the Times in that 1993 story.
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Not for the first time, Mr Cameron's perky humour got him out of a tight spot.
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South Africa's rand , Russia's rouble and Mexico's peso all weakened 0.5 percent against a perky dollar.
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On this day, she was wearing her hair in a perky ponytail, and lots of pink.
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Let us survey the many moods of Molly Brown: She is perky, chirpy, spunky, bubbly, cheerful.
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Even Mr. de Maistre's virtuosity could not lift them to a level above trivial, perky showpieces.
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In the verde, a perky green salsa coating shredded chicken sharpens the lushness of the dough.
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This is what happened before he rusted, before that perky girl from Kansas fell from the sky.
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I am very outgoing and I'm friendly and I'm very upbeat, but are men ever called perky?
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Pink, perky perfection: Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj have, once again, commanded the MTV Video Music Awards.
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He's too perky to be taken seriously, and his character makes a creepy come-on to Scully.
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On the outside, with her perky, blonde ponytail, good grades, and cute clothes, she seems so normal.
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New Zealand has created the Perky Nana, a foamy banana chew coated in a layer of chocolate.
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From her perky cotton-candy-colored pigtails to her demonic charm, she's at once captivating and terrifying.
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A lick of concealer on top (and a dust of loose powder) keeps everything perky and bright.
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Anne Shirley shaves off her perky red braids, and adopts a cool, bald, Walter White aesthetic. 7.
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After breastfeeding her three sons, 40-year-old Susan Barrow wanted her breasts to look perky again.
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Figaro here becomes a Mexican handyman on the Conti estate who adores Susana, the sweet, perky housekeeper.
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The bun was perky and smooth, while thick slices of pickle peeked out from under the chicken.
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The music abounds in swaying riffs, bare melodic ideas, dramatic glissandos and stretches of perky, twanging energy.
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Mr. Armitage perfectly recreates Mr. Parsons's perky insouciance, but that quality is sad somehow on a child.
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The sonata segues into a perky toccata-like finale, though it ends quizzically, with a questioning coda.
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It shows a rabbitlike figure, painted in yellow, with blue spikes poking out of its perky ears.
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People became obsessed with the over-enthusiastic kids introducing themselves, the perky dance and the catchy tune.
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Their powder-blue dresses projected a perky innocence but were impractical in Vietnam's heat, dust and mud.
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With oscillating riffs, perky percussion and episodes of hurtling energy, the music certainly suggested wondrous aquatic feats.
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The tender lamb is loaded with cumin seasoning, with onions and scallions adding a perky brightness to taste.
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In seconds, a league of young, beautiful women materialized as upbeat stock music played with their perky screams.
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They're perky because I had a lift, so it's not really that, it's just the weight of them.
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Annie, played by a perky Ellie Reed, is the real MVP here, and she ultimately redeems the series.
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"I wasn't perky, and it was the years of Sally Field and The Flying Nun," she once said.
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AMD predicted that next quarter's figures would be equally perky, up 48% on the previous year to $2.1bn.
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I thought if I'm going to be posing, laid on my back, I want them to be perky!
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Foreign consular buildings with their mix of architectural styles help keep the streetscape human-scaled and visually perky.
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Its astonishing energy comes from the contrast between its perky, picaresque structure and its muscular, high-flying prose.
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No pupusa is complete without the curtido, a perky cabbage and carrot slaw, an essential palate cleanser. Mrs.
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The "perky breast is best" construct is what the patriarchy would have us believe is "normal" for women.
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" Dr. Schiff said, "Saying 'perky breasts,' it's offensive," and "I don't know why he would have said it.
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The past becomes perky and alive and attentive, always on your heels, even as you trek perpetually forward.
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It wasn't as tall as In-n-Out's perky Double Double or as wide as Burger King's Whopper.
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The tiny space filled with perky stabs of high notes, mellow wails, cascades of "bum" and "baa" syllables.
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If only his perky teenage fans were shown acting in ways that really might have frightened their parents.
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If only his perky teenage fans were shown acting in ways that really might have frightened their parents.
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Less compelling are the ra-ra-feminism moments that make Ruth out to be some kind of perky optimist.
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Besides accenting complex sour flavors like lemongrass and tamarind, acid balances wine, keeping the RS effect perky and gentle.
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It suggests that the banks have recovered (lending to small and medium-sized enterprises is looking perky as well).
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Perky, plump, not overly big, but enough that the boys at Catholic school dances could discreetly cop a feel.
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To play Christian Grey's unstable ex, Leila Williams, Heathcote traded in her perky blonde bob for cascading brunette locks.
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His brooding presence dominates a world in which perky popular dances and conventional unison fragment into flailing, contorted violence.
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And when the meteorologist Al Roker came onscreen for his first weather report, he adopted his usual perky mien.
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Day starred in nearly 40 movies, turning onscreen from the perky girl next door to the woman next door.
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The determinedly perky young black woman in the SupremacyLand carnival booth was teaching visitors how to make a noose.
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"I mean, we can actually breathe and be perky at the same time, so that's a plus," she says.
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"She was pretty, perky, gentle, kind, fun, mischievous," Webdale's mother, Patricia told the New York Times a few days later.
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"It's like giving yourself a bit of jet-lag and jet-lag makes you less bright and perky," she said.
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Like most mornings, I find myself double-tapping images of size 0 swimsuit models with perky tits and huge asses.
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It stood out partly because it was so perky and upbeat at a time of major strife ... the Vietnam war.
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An air of resignation fogs the small room, and the unwanted presence of the ever-perky Ricky doesn't help matters.
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Directed by Margot Bordelon, Ms. Anderson plays Laura, a woman who starts her day with an upbeat, even perky, determination.
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If perky, lifted lashes are what you seek, then it's time to add an eyelash curler to your makeup bag.
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A tan dog in a tactical vest, sitting up at the position of attention, perky ears framing a black face.
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Kelly Ripa has been part of that world for the last 15 years as the perky, smiling avatar for Live!
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They think waking up with a perky, vivacious erection is proof that daytime is the right time for makin' love.
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Some early Harrison works, like the joyous "Range Song" and "Jig," full of perky rhythms and cluster chords, were delightful.
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Valetto, an impish valet (the soprano Silvia Frigato), has an endearing love scene with the perky damsel Damigella (Francesca Boncompagni).
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Siri is good for a lot of things, but she generally doesn't care much whether you sound your usual perky self.
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I'm technically the same bra size, but the new shape makes them look and feel slightly larger and definitely more perky.
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I'm one with my boobs, which maybe are a little less perky than I'd like them to be at age 26.
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That mixed with the growing disconnect between her and her two daughters, has our resident perky blonde doing not well, emotionally.
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The Des Moines girls seemed perennially perky (despite the gloomy winter) and lifted my spirits even on the most stressful days.
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"With the Fed hiking, the U.S. economy doing well and inflation perky, it's really hard to be short dollars," said Bechtel.
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Her songs turn mild rap cadences into singsong melodies, set to vamps that match guitar or piano chords with perky electronics.
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I'm in my 20s and really love my boobs and would like to keep them perky for as long as possible.
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The group recently returned with a new album, "Antisocialites," that extends its range toward perky new-wave and bubblegum-tinged pop.
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I liked the way the viola and recorders mingled so closely: one moment prolonging tart harmonies, the next trading perky sputterings.
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There is perky pink borscht from a blender, whirled with sour cream or yogurt and served in a glass, ice-cold.
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The electronic surface is so smooth that the perky plaints of singers like Daya and Phoebe Ryan disappear right into it.
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Millard — nicknamed Perky — has spent much of the past decade making the 212 ½-hour drive from the family's home in Warsaw, Ind.
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" Among the items left behind at one eviction site are "a half-eaten birthday cake and a balloon still perky with helium.
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These include battery-operated toys, television program jingles, and the perky sing-song nonsense that you listen to in car rides now.
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It also brings to mind those perky Greenwich Village revues of the "Mattress" era that were showcases for brightly eccentric new talents.
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Whether your boobs are small, round, and perky or hang low with a bit more weight, this is universally-flattering real estate.
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From one of the vendors' radios blasted "Bangapseupnida" ("Welcome"), a popular and perky North Korean song: Countrymen, brothers, let us hold hands,
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Richie looked tan and toned while sporting a white cut-out one-piece and her hair half up in a perky ponytail.
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The perky economy already helped Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his governing coalition win a comfortable victory in parliamentary elections last month.
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It's a sweaty celebration of perky young talent and a cold-eyed look at an industry that eats its stars for breakfast!
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The video clip, directed by Mr. Lopatin, brings a fanged mutant and perky line dancers to a toxic waste dump — where else?
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His perky but formal "Sinfonietta Giocosa" (2006) takes its title from Bohuslav Martinu's 1942 score of that name, here played on tape.
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The retro red-and-white look of the interior impressed me, as did the cheery uniforms and perky hats worn by employees.
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When I saw the coral this perky little blenny is sitting in, I was convinced I was looking at a healthy colony!
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Before Thursday, stocks were a bit sluggish this week, bond yields slid to mid-January lows and the dollar wasn't all that perky.
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Night School, blending the perky bounce of Matthew Wilder's untouchable classic "Break My Stride" with Alan Palomo's own chillwave cool and synth mastery.
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Legally Blonde remains exquisite and delightful, from Witherspoon's perky resolve as Elle to the barbed quips Smith and McCullah weaved throughout the film.
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WHEN Ian Khama steps down at the end of the month, after ten years as president, he will leave his country looking perky.
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Couric, who was perky, fearless and compassionate, was branded "America's Sweetheart," and Lauer exhibited a winning mix of friendliness and a certain gravitas.
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They may not notice Taiwan Bear House, which opened last June, with its teddy-bear logo suggesting just another perky bubble-tea shop.
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At one point, he even has the perky spokeswoman of a maltster in Bamberg, Germany, provide her spiel in the Comic Sans typeface.
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But everything about Ms. Spade and her designs suggested a sunny temperament, from her candy-colored aesthetic to the perky image she projected.
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Arugula, red oak leaf, frisée, baby lettuces, bunches of spinach: Whatever looks perky at the market is what ends up in my sink.
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The recordings could have been preprogrammed, although they're played with a perky, lived-in musicality that suggests a live musician's instincts and touch.
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Now, over four and a half years later, Harper continues to defy the odds and remains as perky, funny and as youthful as ever.
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Gone are the days when you're 20 and you can just wear a little spaghetti strap thing and everything's up and perky by itself.
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The film doesn't just resemble The Social Network: its cynical humor and perky good cheer are also somewhat familiar from Steven Soderbergh's The Informant!
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Lawmakers are in a perky mood for another reason: they get to influence where a separate, even juicier, dollop of official largesse ends up.
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It's also incredibly perky, thanks to the widespread adoption of rating everyone whose path you cross on a scale of one to five stars.
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Over drinks, the director reluctantly leaks a drama-stirring blind item to Hedda Hopper: Davis has been complaining about Crawford's unnaturally "perky" fake boobs.
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The company behind the ad was Jane O'Brien Media, a production studio apparently spearheaded by a perky blonde named — you guessed it — Jane O'Brien.
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The one place they are convinced is a safe haven is the Maine island refuge of Martha Quinn, the early, perky V.J. from MTV.
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They are in a high-impact aerobics class, that glossy, spandex-forward fitness trend that swept through a decade focused on perky self-improvement.
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In the perky "Cyber Sex," she flaunts and teases at the distance between physical and virtual carnality, between face-to-face interaction and FaceTime.
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Jill and Ollie are as perky as contestants on a big-bucks game show, the kind where eager eyes and electrified smiles are mandatory.
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Grim tidings are spread with great cheer in "Privacy," James Graham and Josie Rourke's perky investigation into the consequences of living your life online.
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Their corpses lay spread-eagle across the trays, flattened into the glue from tail to belly to head, their once-perky noses pinned fast.
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If you have ever called or visited our office, she was the perky one that helped direct you to the staff member you needed.
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J.C. A narcissist gets all the scorn he deserves in this perky, plinking, handclapping putdown, as initial attraction gives way to cool-headed assessment.
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Kidder became a bonafide movie star alongside Reeves in four Superman movies between 1978 and 1987, with her role as perky reporter Lois Lane.
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" Ms. Couric stayed on the air longer than most female anchors, for a while known as America's Sweetheart, and often tiresomely described as "perky.
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In the original Archie comics, Betty always walked around with the bright blonde hair in a perky ponytail, usually accented with a sweet ribbon.
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Style Code Live takes many of the power moves Amazon has made over the past two decades and channels them into perky, cheesy video fluff.
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Also when you shifted, I think you did shift though, you were a much more complex person than "perky Katie," you know what I mean?
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These undergarments were designed to push the breasts upward, making them look perky, and making one's neckline look as if it were overflowing with cleavage.
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It was as if my new perky posture was causing me to be more physically engaged and in turn, I felt more mentally sharp, too.
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Watch as DeAngelo Williams gets those "hairdo juices working" on his older daughter, and nicknames his younger "Chunky Butt" while giving her a perky ponytail.
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You could go hard on the supermarket Chardonnay, knock back Sourz at the bar, and wake up feeling perky and in time for brunch mimosas.
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The pop star, 26, posted a childhood school photo on Instagram sporting her signature hairstyle — a perky ponytail situated on the top of her head.
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What will probably happen: In the short run, overdoing it will take you from feeling perky and focused to being a nervous, nauseous, irritable insomniac.
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He often had the boxes of Perky Jerky sent to his friend, Mr. Ramsey, whose family lived about an hour away from the linguistics school.
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As candid in real life as her perky screen characters, Ms. Day admitted to the movie's director, Michael Curtiz, that she had never acted before.
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The newly released second season of "Cupcake & Dino" is as perky and warm as the first, and its cheery silliness is appropriate for most ages.
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Which is what occurred with such unfortunate early ventures as "Good Vibrations" (the perky Beach Boys musical) and "All Shook Up" (the castrated Elvis musical).
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Sakamoto remains an unknown quantity, but her attitude and perky character, shown by her grin when her Japan nationals results came up, could make her appealing.
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It was after World War II young, perky women with pom-poms began to replace those men with megaphones, as the sociologist Lisa Wade has written.
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"Did I vomit?" a hung-over Heller moans at the sight of her perky cousin waking her up too early after a night of outrageous debauchery.
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But after Bella says she wants to make her "saggy boobs look perky," it quickly becomes clear that Danielson is less than thrilled about the idea.
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He's hardly alone, of course, as you can hardly even set up a smart light bulb these days without some perky encouragement from a zealous copywriter.
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Lara Croft, who's in the minority of female video game protagonists, is famous primarily for two things: her badass fighting moves and perky, D-cup breasts.
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If you're looking for an alternative to the morning java that keeps you perky for the next eight hours, consider sipping on any of these beverages.
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Another almost-naked character in a Speedo and Nikes (not to be confused with the straight muscle bartender), the go-go boy's perky ass is everywhere.
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Up the little rise came Sciurus carolinensis in all its perky-eared, bushy-tailed woodland majesty, a splendid specimen with cinnamon highlights in its gray coat.
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Noxious characters need not produce noxious films, but the meanspirited humor of "Summer '03" is out of place with the perky conventionality of the film's style.
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The ensemble is led by a pair of determinedly boyish men (Anthony Huxley, Devin Alberda) who dance a chirruping, perky duet together to a pizzicato number.
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As they tried to explain why Pomskies make such good lap dogs, a perky terrier bounded across the room and started sniffing around Ms. Goldman's dog.
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It is a reminder, among other things, that bloody periods of history, like the Russian Revolution, do not naturally lend themselves to perky song and dance.
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The joke is that she's perky and annoying while espousing the virtues of eco-consciousness via conspicuous consumption (metal straws, fancy water bottles, Birkenstock sandals, etc.).
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But if she is feeling particularly perky, she can buy lagers at the local supermarket, get coiffed at the hair salon and play bingo as night falls.
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Likewise, hotel companies, rather than being wiped out by Airbnb and throttled by online travel agents, enjoy similar perky valuations to those they had ten years ago.
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You don't have to have your boobs perky or your cellulite hidden — all they care about is if you can swim and whether you have their back.
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Recognized for its fluffy white coat and baby-doll face, with charcoal-colored eyes and nose, the bichon frise is known for its perky, good-natured disposition.
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But I always hated fake boobs — tragic lumps sitting just below a woman's chin, way too perky for the body they inhabit, neither natural-looking nor beautiful.
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Between 1948 and 1968, she featured in nearly 40 movies, growing from the perky girl next door to the female interest in a series of sex comedies.
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A Real Simple tutorial recommends choosing a pineapple that's slightly overripe, which means it'll have a firm greenish skin and a perky set of leaves on top.
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J Lo doesn't look like she's too broken up about it at the moment, though ... she was still in New York this morning looking perky as ever.
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What follows in the rest of this short is a story that's quite counter to their perky guitars, but utterly in keeping with Brett Anderson's bleak lyrics.
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And it's actually pretty damn refreshing to see on a show that likes to pretend the only body type is ultra-slim with a natural, perky C-cup.
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Sometimes these rituals are obviously destructive: Dick's short story The Days of Perky Pat, for instance, is about post-apocalyptic survivors who endlessly relive prewar life using dolls.
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Sarah Drew, who once played the perky April Kepner on Grey's Anatomy, implied in a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight that April may just return to the show.
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Some senior administration officials, chiefly Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Trump's top economic adviser Larry Kudlow, have broadcast optimism about the prospects of a deal, keeping markets perky.
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No means no — over a perky electronic beat that's club music at its most danceable and hookup-friendly — in "Mean What I Mean" by the English duo AlunaGeorge.
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Review: In 'Summer '03,' Coming of Age Is More Bitter Than Sweet The movie's meanspirited humor is out of place with the perky conventionality of its film style.
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When they were in position, the costumed marchers and the perky cheerleaders all standing solemnly at attention, the American and German national anthems were played over the loudspeakers.
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Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler), the perky, waffle-loving protagonist of NBC's "Parks and Recreation," is the deputy director of parks in recreation in Pawnee, Indiana, a fictional city.
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Minutes later, she morphs again: "Most of the work we collect is about sex or excrement," she chirps in the perky tone of a prominent West Coast collector.
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Consider Cooper as he started Twin Peaks back in 1990, as a fresh-faced, perky outsider walking into a mid-sized mountain community with no idea what to expect.
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" Of her figure, Williams notes she has "perky boobs and a flat belly, and if I got no behind, I can buy one like the rest of you all.
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She's just waxing about her life, mocking the name of the secretary (it's Penny Pan), threatening to show the audience her breasts to prove how perky they still are.
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Mr. Sharon may be as perky as you might imagine the so-called "guru of a cappella" to be, but little can prepare you for his infectious good cheer.
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Ms. Day began her career as a big-band vocalist and starred in nearly 40 movies, turning onscreen from the perky girl next door to the woman next door.
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" In the mockingly perky "Pills," she starts out as a jet-setting, pill-popping star, but ends up singing a power-ballad anthem for the "wretched, wasted and scorned.
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His mortal enemy is his dad's perky new lodger (Pippa Nixon, having a great time), who sheds human form to become one really scary evil fairy known as Skarthach.
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So it was not surprising that her holiday show played out like a U.S.O. tour from the 1940s, or a televised special from the 1950s: contained, polished and perky.
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I dialed the number for "Delivery or Takeout," which played a perky greeting—"This call may be recorded to ensure awesomeness"—before a woman at the restaurant picked up.
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So, for better and for worse, I turned away from the glittering escapism of a perky makeover montage, and found myself in the wine-soaked misadventures of Bridget Jones.
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One by one, they strut down the length of the runway toward Hannah and her three judges, giving Bachelor Nation an eyeful of pecs, abs, and the occasional perky behind.
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Nursing staff also said that he made women lie naked on the exam table while he inspected every part of their body, commenting on their "perky breasts" or "creamy" skin.
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They're the sparring, sparking high school students in "I and You," Lauren Gunderson's perky two-character study in adolescent confusions and cosmic mysteries, which opened on Wednesday at 59E59 Theaters.
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It's a delightful concept that lets you drop that idealized, perky version of yourself you've been putting in all your profiles and lets you show off your inner crank instead.
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Peri Grabin Leong, the costume designer, puts Ms. McPhee in a look-alike outfit: a short-sleeve shirtwaist dress with oversize buttons, ladylike dark gloves and a perky straw hat.
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When flirting with a Pisces, they can be bubbly and obvious in their affection for you, and sometimes act so perky and sweet that you wonder if they're on something.
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So, whether yours are perky or hang a little lower than you'd like to admit, click though to find out which bra style is best to get everything in place.
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Cleveland, a perky comedic couple, the hats were inspired by a trip the costume designer Rob Howell took to Punxsutawney, Pa., for the yearly sighting of the groundhog Punxsutawney Phil.
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But her funny, hectoring tone and her perky mien — she breaks into occasional bouts of funky dance now and then — bring a lively new perspective to an oft-heard plaint.
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Maurizio Muraro sang with jocular heartiness, and a lovely helping of tenderness, as the Bailiff, Charlotte's father, and Anna Christy was perky if wiry-toned as Sophie, her kid sister.
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In the Southside Park neighborhood, Binchoyaki is a sassy little izakaya, where perky 2250s-era oldies play and the open kitchen makes the compact dining room feel like a party.
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In "Murphy Brown," television's most indelible portrait of an anchorwoman, the aggressive and cynical Murphy (Candice Bergen) meets her foil in the naïve and perky new correspondent Corky (Faith Ford).
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If you still feel compelled to share perky updates about how great your family is with the world, consider hiring a similar collective of social managers to manage your online presence.
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When it comes to her hair, Kate Beckinsale knows better than to fix what's not broken — which is why you'll see her in her signature perky pony time and time again.
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Santi White — has a perpetually blithe and perky voice, a mezzo-soprano chirp that in an earlier decade might have been at home delivering bubble gum pop ditties on AM radio.
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Perky with her clients, she's less so in her asides to the reader, especially when she's rattling off the names of all the pills she adds to her incessant wine drinking.
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Which is just fine, because much of Ms. Chenoweth's appeal is in her perky wholesomeness and golly-gee enthusiasm (not exclusive to the Sooner State, of course), which never feel manufactured.
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The brand's renowned 501s have been defining our nation's fashion sense ever since Bruce Springsteen modeled them, and his perky assets, on the cover of his Born in the USA album.
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Ms. Sykes reaches for an imaginary waste bin and tips one foot at a perky angle that says she is ready for do-gooder action, sending the crowd into uproarious laughter.
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In Truise's able hands, the track is melted down and smoothed out into an ebullient, sparkling arrangement of perky synths that take center stage over Deftones frontman Chino Moreno's faraway refrains.
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With the exception of the perky ears and white, fluffy coat, Izzie does kind of look like the images below — I can see some likenesses in the eyes and snout, for example.
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Looked at one way, they're spoofing a trope that, though only created over the past decade, is now pervasive across social media: the overly perky yet weirdly self-serious video tutorial hostess.
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Janet — spacy and shallow but fetching in her dotted mint-green sundress — is a perfect fit for Darren, who's equally shallow but also kind of perky and has that handsome cleft chin.
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The word "cheerleading" doesn't scream empowerment for most people: Our idea of cheer is sometimes colored by antiquated pop culture tropes of mean girls and perfect, perky blondes waving pom poms around.
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With his wife, a perky real estate agent ("Leave Kay alone on a desert island and she'd make friends with a coconut," Terry says), he lost everything in the 2008 financial meltdown.
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The Shape: Full & RoundThe Top: Simple & SilkyIf you're #blessed with a naturally perky shape, try a silk camisole that shows them off — with or without a strapless bra is up to you.
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"The show has a perky earnestness, buoyant enough to float over the genuine agonies of cancer while still acknowledging some of the emotional fallout," Margaret Lyons wrote in The New York Times.
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Eventually, glitter confetti rained from the ceiling as the Minions — which belong to Universal Pictures, dontcha know — squeaked a perky song (I have no idea why, nor do I think it matters).
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The adults settled in a circle on the living room floor, their babies perky in their laps, bouncing on nubby legs, or scooting out of reach into a cooing collective in the middle.
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"Judge Perky believes the change will aid the public and the court by reducing the distractions that threaten to interfere with his ability to effectively discharge the duties of his current criminal assignment."
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She went with the perky option of "Riley Stone" for a few months before she realized she would never be able to answer to a name so different from her own original one.
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She posts photos of herself with the hashtag #SAGGYBOOBSMATTER wearing fashion-forward outfits sans bra to demonstrate that loving your body means loving your breasts too, regardless of whether they're perky or saggy.
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Much of the movie was shot on the streets of London, where the group's continuous antics are choreographed to John Barry's perky score and punctuated by reaction close-ups of disapproving older people.
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So when fans started noticing the pop star's perky pony slowly drifting lower down her head leading up to the release of her new album, Sweetener, everyone wondered what inspired her reinvented look.
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There's Margot — who's quick-witted and popular, thin despite deplorable eating habits, and recently fired from her job — and Lily, a perky athlete with a ninja-themed YouTube fitness channel and 900,000 followers.
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When: May 4–7 / Thursday–Sunday: 503–8pm ($7.77) Where: 459 West 14th Street (Meatpacking District, Manhattan) This Miami-based fair with a perky name is making its first stop in New York.
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"Traffic" opens the album with a dance track pulling against itself; as Yorke sings scornfully about rich people's indulgences, blurry, viscous bass tones do their best to drag down perky drumbeats and handclaps.
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Perky and informative, this gabby, gossipy documentary from Dana Adam Shapiro follows the founding and stratospheric rise of the original spangled squad and the controversies it kicked up with those famous white boots.
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It's been 15 years since Legally Blonde's Bonafonté's signature half-up high pony hit the screen, but Zolciak-Biermann successfully resurrected the look with her take on the perky pony with long loose waves.
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It's been a whole year since Brooklyn dance-pop duo Matt & Kim released New Glow and a month since they came out with the suprise We Were The Weirdos EP, a perky, summery affair.
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Driven onward by that anxious loneliness — and some extremely Midwestern instinct, like not wanting to be impolite — I knock on the door and am met by a smiling, extremely perky, late-middle-aged woman.
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Lion takes the reins on the flipside with a pair of perky, jaunty, sweaty workouts that sound a bit like every good record DFA released in between 2008 and 2010 thrown into a blender.
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Gloria DeHaven, the perky daughter of vaudeville stars who grew up to sing, dance and play vulnerable, pouty-lipped ingénues in movie musicals of the 1940s and '50s, died on Saturday in Las Vegas.
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"How to Talk" glides over smooth electronic waves while an increasingly perky Uzi utters various romantic stipulations in rapid, garbled spurts, tying the melody and the words to his own jittery sense of rhythm.
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Lula herself, who has the bouncy carriage and perky topknot of a young Sandra Dee, is seen both as a tiny figure amid immense landscapes and as a silhouette mask in ravishing close-up.
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The town of "Assimilation" (no points for subtly) is the brainchild of manically perky HGTV-eque designer Margaux Needler (Allison Janney), who plans to sell all 50 of its houses during a live TV special.
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And the tone, a kind of perky gravity that sits well on the early-20th-century British gentry, is a more awkward fit in a story set in the midst of a war over slavery.
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There were quotas on women in schools, all male clubs, and women who worked had to turn to the "help wanted, female" pages, where the jobs were almost all for "perky" receptionists and "pretty" secretaries.
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To promote his new film Nerve, the 31-year-old posed a perky challenge to friends and fans: daring people to "find their nerve" (using #FindYourNerve on social media) and record themselves singing in public.
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"Algorytme" pits two sparkling lead melodies against each other like duet partners, full of personality and blessed with precise timing; "Foehn" is perky and warm, gliding over almost nine minutes like its namesake mountain wind.
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En route, we get some sweet moments between him and his granddaughter (Kerry Bishé), as well as a night of boozy banter with his assisted-living cronies (featuring a perky Mort Sahl) that's warmly relaxed.
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On the show, which ran on ABC from 1963 to 1966, Ms. Duke played identical cousins, Cathy Lane, a proper young woman from Scotland, and Patty Lane, a perky, fun-loving teenager from Brooklyn Heights.
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Hoppers come in a lot of different shapes, but our favorite, the Perky-Pet Copper Panorama Bird Feeder, is round with a very attractive copper-finish metal top and bottom that won't rust or weather.
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Halloween is over, holiday music has started to infiltrate the radio, and your email inbox is probably full of brands offering perky advice on how to find the perfect gift for everyone on your list.
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At its center is the lonely, mom-missing Lydia, who resents that her dad, Charles (Adam Dannheisser) has taken up with Delia (Leslie Kritzer, taking zany to the max), a perky but insecure life coach.
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Whereas at games she suits up in uniform and wears a ponytail, for evening she lets her hair down in a perky bob and wears a little black dress; her shoes are wedges with bows.
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" The researchers presented participants with images of all sorts of computer-generated boobs—Saggy ones, perky ones, at various cup sizes—and asked them to evaluate them from 1, or "poor," to 10, or "excellent.
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But there is one image taped to her wall that doesn't depict Cyrus in her icy pink wig and silver outfit — in fact, it looks eerily like Ariana Grande, especially when you notice the perky ponytail.
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The island was once home to a chocolate-brown bird with a perky tail called the Floreana mockingbird, but the rats eat its eggs and chicks, so the bird remains on only a couple of islets.
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But "You Are Here" could open their sets forever, "Esportes Casual" is a perky relief, "Polynesia #1" makes me want to go, "For You Too" is my kind of love song, and "Forever" is my wife's.
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The effect is a mix of a studio spinning class and a YouTube live stream, as perky instructors give shout-outs to individual users who are puffing away in their living rooms hundreds of miles away.
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On the title track from the second album, he covers a little-known New Orleans R&B gem, superimposing the whirlpool syncopation of an Elvin Jones beat onto what was once a perky doo-wop tune.
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Her basic trick, the shock of discovering tenderness in a theoretically mechanical context, persists, but on Product the tenderness is a function of miniaturism, of kindly electronic sprites singing perky tunelets in an ironic commercial context.
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Our collective fingers are crossed that some life still exists for this perky rover, but as we wait for the probe to come back online, it's important to take stock and acknowledge Opportunity's tremendous accomplishments to date.
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The South African musician Jean-Philip Grobler, who fronts the band St. Lucia and now lives in Brooklyn, favored such perky interludes on "When the Night," his debut album and a good-natured New Wave dance party.
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Joel Paley's book and lyrics, set to Marvin Laird's peppy ballads, tell of Tina Denmark (Tori Murray), a perky prepubescent in tap shoes, willing to do whatever it takes to get the lead in the school play.
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Its growth rate, if the latest official figure of 2200% is true, is the fastest in Africa; and even the lower figure of around 220%, which the IMF and many Western analysts prefer, is still very perky.
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The Polish-born Rubinstein may have the exotic and imperious countenance of an aging silent-movie vamp (crossed with Cloris Leachman's Frau Blücher in "Young Frankenstein"), while the perky, blond Arden could pass as Beaver Cleaver's mother.
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There was a time when Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark were revolutionaries: The perky synthesized melodies of "Electricity" and "Enola Gay," both from 503, were early indicators of the course that pop music would take that decade.
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It jolts into full-on perky once Bonnie's family goes on a road trip, packing a chest's worth of toys into an RV. Not long after they motor off, Forky hurtles out of the RV one night.
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Two high-voiced, high-concept YouTube adepts — Grimes and Poppy — have collaborated on a track that intercuts between thrash guitar chords and perky synth-pop with multitracked female-vocal choruses, using interjections of "oh boy!" at transitions.
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Rebuffed by the Chinese-born Eddie when she seeks advice, she returns home only to find herself serenaded by a chorus of household products made in China, led by that perky plunger (Charles Pang), and a handgun.
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LONDON, Jan 0383 (Reuters) - Emerging stocks and currencies had a strong start to the year fuelled by solid growth numbers, perky commodity markets and a tepid dollar with equities on track for the best weekly performance since July.
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The American economy, after all, is far from perky: it is growing much more slowly than the pre-crisis trend; inflation is barely above zero; and expectations of inflation are close to their lowest levels of the recovery.
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This unethical maneuver landed Dom directly in the clutches of the Dark Army, which, through its perpetually perky operative, Janice (an excellent heel performance by Ashlie Atkinson), threatens to torture her family to death if she disobeys them.
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Science has proven that people who make preposterous claims like "The early bird gets the worm" and "I get so much accomplished in the morning" are probably so prolific and perky because they're clearly not exhausted from humping.
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The guitar twangs little riffs, voices whoop and sing and shout, a smooth synthesizer bass line comes and goes; the perky central beat is disrupted from left and right, and sudden key changes add a few more swerves.
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" The critic Jon Pareles wrote of "Father of the Bride" in The New York Times: "It's full of light-fingered guitars, perky tempos, winsome vocals and sunny, major-key choruses laced with poppy la-las and ooh-oohs.
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She was not a comic actress or singer — Callas wore despair like Debbie Reynolds wore perky — and that place that Italian death opera is so willing to explore took Callas to her own depths, and certainly to ours.
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The perky percussive dance production, performed by the RAW Dance Company of Brisbane, Australia, brings together five tap dancers, a beatboxer and three musicians — on bass, guitar and drums — for one relentlessly energetic hour intent on engaging distractible minds.
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" "Scar, stretch marks, wider hips, heavy 'not so perky' jugs WHO CARES I have a baby & though I was very lucky to not have many of those I did receive a large scar which I am very proud of.
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As they cleaned their rifles, smoked herbs and broke out a beer or two, their precious radios, strapped up for protection with ragged black tape, crackled with tones that might have been those of a perky high-school cheerleader.
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The study, published online in the Journal of Personality in 2016, "showed that extroverted behavior makes you perky and alert at the moment, and also happier, but after a couple of hours you're more tired," says coauthor Sointu Leikas.
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Gloria DeHaven, the perky singing actress who starred in a parade of breezy Hollywood musicals in the 1940s and 1950s and gave Frank Sinatra his first big-screen kiss, has died at age 91, her agent said on Monday.
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It's got the heart of Animal Crossing—friendship as its goal and perky whistles as its soundtrack—and a candy-colored playground to mess around in, filled with secrets and weird, tiny stories about the people that live there.
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"Judge Perky believes the change will aid the public and the court by reducing the distractions that threaten to interfere with his ability to effectively discharge the duties of his current criminal assignment," said Presiding Judge Risë Jones Pichon.
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LONDON, May 11 (Reuters) - Caught between rising oil prices and a perky dollar, emerging markets ended a rollercoaster week looking mixed, with stocks clocking up their strongest week for three months while currencies in Argentina and Turkey were still suffering.
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Unikitty was one of the biggest breakout stars from 2014's The Lego Movie — Lego has made the temperamental, perky unicorn-cat character a marketing focus, with a series of individual playsets, and eight different mini-figure variants to date.
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Ginkgoa is the French band led by a singer from New York, Nicolle Rochelle, and a French songwriter, Antoine Chatenet; they've concocted a perky, lighthearted, electronics-tinged, mostly English-speaking version of Hot Club cabaret, full of eye-rolling flirtation.
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The rapper, who recently returned to the fashion month circuit after lying low following her brawl with Nicki Minaj at the Harper's Bazaar ICONS party, tried something new to make her breasts look perky after giving birth — duct taping them.
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As Let's Do the Time Warp Again begins, a perky "usherette" (Ivy Levan) croons the musical's opening song of "Science Fiction — Double Feature" as she preps a crowd of Rocky Horror superfans to sit down and watch the movie unfold.
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In 1975, Harrington was cast as the faux suave Schneider in the CBS situation comedy that followed the lives of newly divorced mother Ann Romano, played by perky Bonnie Franklin, and her teenage daughters, portrayed by Valerie Bertinelli and Mackenzie Phillips.
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What Bugg has on the singer-songwriter competition is retro traditionalism, a putatively perfect replica of '60s folk revival complete with perky acoustic plucking, brushed shufflebeats, bluesy harmonies, and related musical elements all meant to evoke a dusty, romanticized past.
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It's lighthearted and buoyant, the way all the performers form a small arc as they walk downstage in time with Bach's music, sometimes with stately strides, then speeding up with perky steps as the violins and trumpets describe a little trill.
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On "The Dick Van Dyke Show," one of the most acclaimed comedies in television history, Ms. Guilbert was the perky pal of Laura Petrie, played by Mary Tyler Moore, and the wife of Jerry Helper, a dentist, played by Jerry Paris.
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Florence Henderson, who began her career as an ingénue soprano in stage musicals in the 1950s but made a more lasting impression on television as the perky 1970s sitcom mom on "The Brady Bunch," died on Thursday in Los Angeles.
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The rose-themed third issue of Pleasure Garden magazine abounds with flower porn: Blush-pink petals spill out of a sculptural table arrangement, wilted bouquets decorate horses' manes, a long-stem rose emerges from a pair of perky butt cheeks.
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Bounce Patrol is made up of a handful of adult cast members who are so perky you feel tired just watching them, who wear brightly colored T-shirts and sing nursery rhymes about Christmas and Old MacDonald and sometimes the alphabet.
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Christine eschews the cheer typically associated with perky electronic music for a caution that feels European partially because her flighty, assured, accented vocals switch off between French and English, partially because she's committed to ironic modes that don't negate feeling.
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So much so that she rarely settles for just one costume: A couple years back, she dressed up as "sexy Catwoman" (pleather bodysuit, perky ears), as well as in an outfit she called "soldier Barbie" (camouflage onesie, thigh-high boots, dog tags).
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She shows us how impossible it is to live in the little hot pink box girls are so often forced in to — the pressure to be stylish and perky, likable and accommodating, to shape our ambitions around society's expectations, rather than our own.
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His best-known play, "Wrong Turn at Lungfish," written with Lowell Ganz, was a bittersweet hospital-room comedy about a dying, sightless and cantankerous old intellectual, a perky, uneducated young woman who volunteers to read to him, and her lunkhead of a boyfriend.
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" As Nick Sanborn's analog-sounding synthesizers boop through quick, perky arpeggios over a ticking backbeat, Ms. Meath sings about following the format rules while chafing against them, about "faking the truth in a new pop song/Don't you want to sing along?
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I Know What Love Isn't from 2012, his last studio album and one of the rare entertaining breakup albums, typifies the elation he finds in misery; the contrast between his romantic melancholy and the music's perky, slightly silly richness produces bittersweet ache.
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Additional pieces include "Memorial Wall (fall)," a stretch of chain-link fence festooned with red leaf-shapes that evoke room fresheners, and "Lady train set," a large painted wood version of the perky young neighbor, named Lady, from the "Thomas & Friends" series.
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Tiffani Thiessen may be best known for playing perky cheerleader Kelly Kapowski on Saved by the Bell and Peach Pit After Dark co-owner Valerie Malone on Beverly Hills, 90210, but now she's taken on the role of mom both on- and off-screen.
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And thanks to her fair share of skin-baring moments on the red carpet, runway, photoshoots and more, Jenner's affinity for going braless has even resulted in a rising trend of nipple injections so women can get the same perky, pointy nipples as the star.
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It's given rise to an uncanny sameness in many influencers, a phenomenon known as "Instagram Face": large, smoldering eyes and puffy, pouty lips, radiantly contoured skin and, when extended to the rest of the body, tiny waists that sit atop almost spherically perky butts.
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A perky Fathom impact guide named Tatiana Seles was conducting a multiple-choice quiz that included the island's indigenous inhabitants (Arawak, Taino), the name of the country's most notorious dictator (Trujillo), and the nation from which the Dominican Republic won its independence (Haiti, not Spain).
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Unlike some of the other matches who floundered in the real world (justice for Mark Cuevas), these two grew closer as each day passed despite being total opposites; Speed is a perky, happy-go-lucky extrovert, and Hamilton is more the strong, silent introvert type.
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This is the perky influencer Instagramming her acai bowl with her yoga mat visible at the edge of the frame, and claiming the image represents her quest for mental equilibrium, and is unrelated to her desire for a certain body or a certain image.
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But here comes David M. Smick, a "global macroeconomic strategist" (in the perky words of his official biography), whose new book, "The Great Equalizer," argues that government should favor small businesses and entrepreneurs over big corporations; it enters the hardcover nonfiction list at No. 8.
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Who would have guessed that Duke, who went on to play perky all-American teen Patty Lane and her demure Scottish cousin Cathy on TV's The Patty Duke Show (1963-66), would grow up to be hooked on tranquilizers and later diagnosed as a manic-depressive?
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One question from the audience was about the viability of soy; it became clear that the question was a ploy to plug the man's product, vegetarian Perky Jerky, when the man ran up the aisle and handed Brown a bag of the vegan snacks to try.
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Like the first video, it's unpolished, but it's obvious to anyone with working ears that this song's a radio hit—thanks to the combination of perky piano chords, Lukas's unfussy hooks, and the fact that the lyrics are a cheeky request for a 215 AM booty call.
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Japan has a mascot for just about everything, and the newest addition is Kan-chan, an adorable pink penguin from Tokyo-based Ichijiku Pharmaceutical Co. If you're having trouble trying to figure out what Kan-chan is, we'll help you out: this perky, kawaii little creature is... an enema.
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WATCH: Penny Marshall Pay Tribute To Brother Gary Marshall in Exclusive Clip of CBS's 'The Odd Couple' The wisecracking tomboy and her perky roommate, Shirley Feeney (played by Cindy Williams), were such hits with the audience that the following year, ABC gave them their own show, Laverne & Shirley.
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Using this baffling, audacious, associative method also for the plucky painting "Hester Leisler (statue 1)" (2017), Williams (again) utilizes unintended fluid-spill marks (this time painted a perky urine yellow) that he discovered investigating Hester Leisler's personal historical setting (a history that remained opaque to my investigative probe).
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How else to explain the presence of Sean Hayes, the perky gay star of "Will & Grace," taking over the role of the Almighty, which was initially played by Jim Parsons, the goofy gay star of "The Big Bang Theory," when David Javerbaum's pricelessly funny fusillade of irreverence first opened last season.
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This year, the Roundabout Theater Company has obliged all whose hearts are already pining for candy canes and mistletoe by presenting "Holiday Inn," a perky but bland stage adaptation of the 1942 movie that is fondly remembered for Bing Crosby's crooning "White Christmas," which has been a seasonal favorite ever since.
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On the screen she turned from the perky girl next door in the 1950s to the woman next door in a series of 1960s sex comedies that brought her four first-place rankings in the yearly popularity poll of theater owners, an accomplishment equaled by no other actress except Shirley Temple.
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He's had a hard time of it lately in the news, with a sexual harassment lawsuit levied against him, and an elder-abuse lawsuit he's filed against a former manager, but in the films, at least, he's just a reliably perky in-joke, a shared wink-wink moment between fans and filmmakers.
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Beyond the man/woman thing, however, what is significant about the Givenchy images is that there's nothing particularly perky or daytime-y about them — despite predictions when Ms. Waight Keller's appointment was announced that her arrival would mean a sunnier, lighter Givenchy than that created by Mr. Tisci over the previous 12 years.
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The irresistible "Hold Up" rides an ironically perky Andy Williams sample plus relaxed bass as Beyoncé relishes and recoils from the melody simultaneously; the equally irresistible "Formation" builds a swaggering club banger from squelchy synthesizer, sharply percussive synthesizer, and a defiant choir of multiple Beyoncés backing, commenting on, and undercutting the lead singer.
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A simple Google search could have prepared me for the surprise that awaited, but I was too busy passing judgment on a perfectly sweet and intelligent woman who was the victim of a perky photographer releasing a silly behind-the-scenes video without her consent (see: 2015-era revelations regarding said Cat Daddy incident).
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In an adjacent section called "New York Portrait," we move indoors, with a 1940 Hopper sketch of a male office worker and a secretary sharing a tense, possibly steamy evening of overtime and a 1978 photo of Cindy Sherman impersonating a perky gal Friday whose only obvious eccentricity is wearing blackout glasses while she types.
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Beauty standards of tiny waist, huge arse, perky boobs, long hair, fluttery lashes, full lips and clear skin are hard enough to attain as it is – but when you're meant to look like you've got a Valencia filter slapped over your face at all times and have enough cash to drop on extensions, filler and Botox?
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Vanessa Hudgens ("Spring Breakers") stars as the company's relentlessly perky new head of R&D, but if the show succeeds it will be because of an ensemble that includes distinctive performers like Alan Tudyk as the feckless Van Wayne and Danny Pudi, Ron Funches and Christina Kirk as the cranky workers waiting to be whipped into shape.
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He used it to create music for commercials and to orchestrate perky melodies — most notably "Pop Corn," an instrumental originally released on Mr. Kingsley's 1969 album "Music to Moog By." It became a best seller and was remade (usually renamed "Popcorn") in hundreds of versions: by Kraftwerk, Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass, Aphex Twin and the Muppets, among others.
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" Underpinned by a deceptively perky keyboard riff, the lyrics hint at domestic abuse ("The bruises they will fade away / You hit so hard with the things you say") and violent rows ("He starts to scream, the vases fly"), offering a devastating summary of a dysfunctional relationship: "You're not in love with someone else / You don't even love yourself / Still I wish you'd ask me not to go.
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Witherspoon's Southern accent and perky, bright-eyed demeanor always settle side by side with an intelligent edge and bite, whether she's flattening her lame ex-boyfriend while conquering Harvard Law in Legally Blonde, matching Joaquin Phoenix's Johnny Cash note for note in her Oscar-winning Walk the Line performance, or gathering her shattered sense of self while hiking the Pacific Crest Trail in Wild.
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"I'd rather have a young, gorgeous, fucking perky titty girl actress, full of fucking piss and vinegar, right next to me trying to nail me every second she gets, especially when the men are around, than to just be by myself in a room filled full of men," Saldana told Refinery29 during an interview last week in Los Angeles to promote Star Trek Beyond, her third walk in Lieutenant Uhura's moon boots.
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I always have to.) Unless you have discovered this in the £7 ($8.60) program for the current production, there is little probability of understanding why Drosselmeyer is gazing longingly at a portrait of a young man in his study, or whether the perky ginger-haired assistant has anything to do with this (she does not), or that Drosselmeyer gives the Nutcracker doll to Clara in order to free his nephew from his wooden imprisonment.
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Here are the best bird feeders you can buy:Best hummingbird feeder: HummzInger Ultra Hummingbird FeederBest platform bird feeder: Woodlink 3-in-1 Platform Bird FeederBest tube bird feeder: Nibble Weatherproof Antibacterial Bird FeederBest hopper bird feeder: Perky-Pet Copper Panorama Bird FeederBest window bird feeder: Nature's Hangout Window Bird FeederBest thistle bird feeder: Stokes Select Little-Bit Finch FeederBest oriole bird feeder: Songbird Essentials Ultimate Oriole FeederBest suet feeder: Stokes Select Double Suet Bird FeederBest squirrel-proof bird feeder: Squirrel Buster Standard Bird FeederPrices and links are current as of 3/09/2020.
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Mash, for instance, after telling Dev that, sorry, she's just not feeling it for him, whips out a ukulele and sings a perky little ditty: Life is a muddle, life is a choreLife is a burden, life is a boreThis apple is rotten right down to its coreLife … is disappointing Here and elsewhere, Mr. Posner playfully upends Chekhov's celebrated (and sometimes overstated) delicacy, rewriting the drama for an era in which, far from hiding our emotions from the world, we are likely to broadcast them on social media for all our "friends" to see, and sympathize with.
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Madeline is the group ringleader, a perky, bossy control-freak (Witherspoon firing on her best grown-up Tracy Flick cylinders) whose taut need to micro-manage has led to a muddle of personal problems: Her teenage daughter moves out of the house to live full-time with Madeline's ex-husband and his earthy, sexpot yoga-instructor wife Bonnie Carlson (Zoe Kravitz); Madeline carries on an ongoing affair with a local theater director, and she feels trapped in her bland, sexless marriage to a kindly web developer named Ed. Celeste, played with fragile finesse by Kidman, lopes around in buttery cashmere and camel-colored sheath dresses, the most elegant gazelle in Monterey.
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