It's one of the raunchiest comedies the "misbehaving women" genre has ever seen.
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"Helter Skelter" had a long genesis before finishing up as the raunchiest track in the Beatles' canon.
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Something about one of the raunchiest comic book movies ever - at its heart is a tender love story.
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The raunchiest man in the kitchen had no part in the assault, but a quieter cook apparently did.
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One of the raunchiest musicals you can see right now in New York is being performed in a church.
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Channeling the aura of two of Florida's raunchiest rappers, Khia and Trina, City Girls revive their flow on the track.
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But what about when you want a lipstick that can withstand the raunchiest makeout session and isn't full of questionable chemicals?
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Behold the raunchiest Irish slang used in sports: the English curse word "sh-t" with an "e" tacked on the end.
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Girls Trip, like Bridesmaids before it, was a raunchy sex comedy, and Haddish, like McCarthy before her, was the raunchiest one in the cast.
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There's a best friend (the excellent Carly Chaikin) whose raunchiest lingerie can't distract her conservative fiancé from a recording of the 2000 Republican Convention.
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The Deadpool franchise has built its success on turning the established framework of the four-quadrant superhero movie into the raunchiest of R-rated comedies.
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We passed our contraband from desk to desk and scrambled for our turn to stand on the school bus seats to read the raunchiest passages aloud.
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" He added of Baron Cohen's upcoming comedy, "It's going to be the raunchiest, most action packed, hilarious movie in a long time (besides my new movies duh).
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If anything, his raunchiest songs got even more outlandish in the years after the report broke; what else could fans do but shrug and grin and sing along?
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Now his channel is loaded with videos of himself walking through every detail of how he just got dumped or his mom, aghast but accepting, reading his raunchiest Grindr messages.
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This is all part of the Internet self-correction that my colleague John Herrman wrote about a couple of weeks ago, how the public is recoiling from the web's raunchiest offerings.
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Although certainly brutal (he had his most loyal adviser cut into three pieces in 803), Harun al-Rashid is best remembered for his lasciviousness, which inspired some of the raunchiest tales in "The Arabian Nights".
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But an array of extreme long-wear lipsticks claim to withstand your raunchiest makeout sessions — with one even promising to last through 90 kisses (which might be a little excessive, but maybe that's just us).
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Since 2001, the Kidz Bop series of albums has sweetened and softened pop hits — and some hip-hop, though not the raunchiest stuff — by having child singers cover them, stripping out any offensive language along the way.
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Not only is her imagery healthier and more humane, not only do her raunchiest rhymes ride her catchiest beats, but she's inserted a public service announcement, cheering on "boy-on-boy" action that'll leave both fellas free to fuck another day.
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At the time, Awkwafina seemed poised to follow in the footsteps of stars like Melissa McCarthy or Tiffany Haddish: unruly women with big, flashy personalities who built their stars by being the funniest, raunchiest part of extremely funny raunch comedies.
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This reoccurring "post-anomaly government interview" sketch has historically been an invitation for McKinnon to deliver some of her raunchiest lines as the chain-smoking character Ms. Rafferty, who always seems to get the raw end of the deal when it comes to alien abductions and time travel.
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Who: Antwon The Playlist: A SUMMER COOKOUTSummertime Activity: Cracking a cold one open with the boys Sample Songs: DJ Quik's "Pitch In On a Party" Brandy's "Sittin' Up In My Room," The Cranberries' "I Can't Be With You" Why: While he's best known for penning some of the raunchiest rhymes to ever come out of California, San Jose rapper Antwon's collaborations with THUMP favorites like Crookers, Pictureplane, and Suicideyear are more than enough to qualify him for inclusion on this list.
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F Jackie is an album by American comedian, comedy writer and radio personality Jackie Martling. The album was released on August 22, 2000 on the Oglio Records label. By Martling's own account, it is the raunchiest of his many recordings. The album's title is from a catchphrase fans/callers would say before hanging up.
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The stage included a catwalk which extended into the audience. The tour received widespread acclaim from contemporary music critics who complimented the show's relentless fun. In support of their first greatest hits, Girls Aloud embarked on The Greatest Hits Tour in 2007. The show, dubbed the group's "raunchiest tour ever", received favorable reviews but was chastised for the number of covers performed.
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Kano added that Leo would get with Terese regardless of Paul and then "just pray his dad would forgive him." The pair conduct their relationship in secret to avoid hurting Paul. Kano said that Neighbours required himself and Elmaloglou to film "the raunchiest scenes we’ve done on the show yet". Elmaloglou told Ellis that Leo and Terese genuinely love each other.
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Nick Maslow from People magazine regarded the video as "undoubtedly Gomez's most revealing offering to date". Nylon magazine's Daniel Barna remarked that Gomez "looks sexier and more secure than ever". Digital Spy's Lewis Corner opined that the video was "appropriately seductive" and described it as Gomez's "raunchiest visual yet". Madeline Roth of MTV News wrote that "being a felon never looked so good" and found the visual's plot twist clever.
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County was signed to MainMan Artistes, David Bowie's management firm, but no records were ever produced. The company spent over $200,000 to film the 1974 stage show, "Wayne at the Trucks", but footage has never been released. The show featured numerous costume changes and some of County's raunchiest material. Eight songs from the show were released on the 2006 album, "Wayne County At the Trucks", on Munster Records.
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"Star Star" is a song by The Rolling Stones that appeared on their 1973 album Goats Head Soup. In some European countries, including France and Germany, it was released as a single backed with "Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)." One of the raunchiest songs in the band's catalogue, the song was originally titled "Starfucker" until Atlantic Records owner Ahmet Ertegün (Atlantic was the distributor of Rolling Stones Records) insisted on the change.
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He also told Ellis that the scenes between the characters were "quite risqué – they were the raunchiest scenes we've done on the show yet!" Terese and Leo have sex in one of the hotel rooms, after they both turn up to investigate reports that it has been trashed. Elmaloglou commented that it was not premeditated, but "one thing just leads to another..." Terese feels guilty afterwards and they initially decide that it cannot happen again. Both actors thought the couple had genuine feelings for one another, and were not motivated by revenge on Paul.
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" Riley also writes that "'Tough Mama' is the track that exemplifies the best playing on Planet Waves, and a pitch of writing that shows Dylan can still challenge himself." Clinton Heylin also singled out Dylan's performances, noting that "Tough Mama" featured "one of his raunchiest vocals". Arguably the most celebrated song on Planet Waves, "Forever Young", was originally written for his children, and a demo recording from June 1973 (released on Biograph in 1985) explicitly shows this. As described by Heylin, the song is "an attempt to write something hymnal and heartfelt that spoke of the father in him.
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Dirty Country is a 2007 documentary film that tells the real-life story of Larry Pierce, a small-town factory worker and family man who happens to be the raunchiest country music singer in America. Since 1993, Larry has quietly released over a dozen dirty country albums at truck stops across the country. Without the time or money to pursue a "legitimate" career in country music, Larry is content to lead an ordinary life and moonlight as a dirty country singer. But when he is forced into early retirement at his factory job of 30 years, Larry faces an uncertain future.
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In addition to Busch as Angela and Barbara, the show starred Greg Mullavey as Sol, Dorie Barton as Edith, Wendy Worthington as Bootsie, Mark Capri as Tony and Carl Andress as Lance. Though initially scheduled to close in August 1999, the play's run was extended through September, with Playbill calling it a "smash hit". Writing for Variety, Robert Hofler called the play "Charles Busch's funniest, most accomplished and, without question, raunchiest work". Michael Phillips of the Los Angeles Times praised Busch as "peerless performer" who "is reason enough to see this show", but noted that "the satiric unevenness can't be disguised" and "the supporting cast disappoints".
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The case highlighted the differences in British society between the generations, such as when Morris asked Richards whether he would agree that, "in the ordinary course of events, you would expect a young woman to be embarrassed if she had nothing on but a fur rug in the presence of eight men, two of whom were hangers-on and another a Moroccan servant?" Richards replied "Not at all". Morris pressed him, "You regard that, do you, as quite normal?", to which the answer came, "We are not old men [...] We’re not worried about petty morals."The world’s raunchiest pensioner Morris won the case and both defendants received relatively harsh sentences, but Jagger's 3-month sentence was later reduced on appeal to a 12-month probation, and Richards' 12-month imprisonment was overturned completely.
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The Talking Baby is described by creator Sean Keenan as an "R-rated puppet show," though the baby in question is not actually a puppet but rather an anatomically correct baby doll. During the Talking Baby segments, audience members are able to see Keenan's hand as he operates the baby, changing its hand positions and turning its head. The ostensible function of Talking Baby is to review movies, but the character often goes off on tangents about characters, actors, directors or concepts involved in the movie and quite often has not seen the movies he reviews. The Talking Baby segment is the raunchiest and most profanity-laden of each show, with the Baby promising to "clean it up" for children and the elderly before descending into a tirade of obscenity.
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In 1999, Coates became the first to acquire the rights to Valerie Solanas' long-lost work Up Your Ass, which had been lost by Andy Warhol (for which Solanas shot him) and discovered at the Andy Warhol Museum thirty years later. The production, which was retitled Up Your A$$ by Coates and made its world premiere in 2000 at his San Francisco theater, was regarded one of the raunchiest and most controversial shows around, with an all-female cast, many of which were dressed in drag. The play was mounted on alternate nights with a production of Arthur Miller's The Archbishop's Ceiling, for which Coates had received funding from National Endowment for the Arts, to make a production examining censorship. Coates' production of the Miller play incorporated gender bending by including five of the performers from Up Your A$$, some in drag, some not.
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