They'd be less worth if there's no tongue in cheek.
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The title, as you might imagine, has tongue in cheek.
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"Tongue in cheek" jokes are what you distribute to employees.
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Jenny McKechnie: The name is a bit tongue in cheek.
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"It's tongue in cheek," said Galia Slayen, a Bloomberg spokeswoman.
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" Musk's last point was made tongue in cheek: "Don't tell anyone.
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It's intentionally tongue in cheek, talking "investments" without seeming too invested.
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The tone is biting and knowing, but completely tongue in cheek.
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Sometime's it's really tongue in cheek, and sometimes it's really serious.
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"We do have one more rule," Gill explained (with tongue in cheek).
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We use tongue in cheek humor to bring attention to those issues.
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It was meant to be tongue-in-cheek — a little bit parallel.
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Apparently, make a tongue-in-cheek plan for the worst possible outcome.
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Speaking perhaps a bit tongue-in-cheek, Trump said that's his exercise.
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The tongue-in-cheek noir vibes they brought to it totally work.
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An app, called Trump2Cash, is partially tongue in cheek but quite interesting.
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It was made as a tongue-in-cheek insomnia cure, by Calm.
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Williams had a tongue-in-cheek, but totally appropriate, reality check rebuttal.
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They'll expect the humor, the wit and the tongue-in-cheek comments.
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This new, tongue-in-cheek campaign uses a page from ABI's playbook.
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With a tongue-in-cheek approach, Tritt sees it as free labour.
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It was, safe to say, more than a little tongue in cheek.
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Some writers have taken a tongue-in-cheek approach to the idea.
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There's nothing tongue in cheek about it; it's dead serious about love.
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"Sunnys tweet was tongue in cheek ... nothing more," a Ford spokesman said.
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So I'll leave you with this tongue-in-cheek work of hers.
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"Thanks, Mike," he said, tongue in cheek, during a Friday news conference.
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A tongue-in-cheek Bowling Green Massacre Relief Fund site has since appeared.
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She also chooses three "badges" from a collection of tongue-in-cheek icons.
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Moore does, tongue-in-cheek, in Vocativ—that the CDC's real mistake was
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While his name of choice may sound insensitive, it's also tongue-in-cheek.
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Indeed, throughout his polymorphic career, Topor's style remained tongue-in-cheek and provocative.
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Whatever the message of the works, the tone is always tongue-in-cheek.
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Hyland alluded to how she's feeling with a tongue-in-cheek swimsuit selfie.
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Even director Ava DuVernay couldn't resist a tongue-in-cheek quip in response.
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"What the FUCK," the English actress wrote in a tongue-in-cheek comment.
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He portrayed his subjects with vibrancy, tongue-in-cheek wit, and deep compassion.
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"We are tongue-in-cheek except when it comes to quality," he said.
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Though the term is somewhat tongue in cheek, the concept might be legitimate.
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"Free Trump Score" is a tongue-in-cheek quiz created by Purpose labs.
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"I'm of course saying it tongue-in-cheek and jokingly," he quickly adds.
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Its tongue-in-cheek logo draws inspiration from a familiar Ivy League crest.
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The forthcoming CEO had a tongue-in-cheek response to her initial doubters.
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It aptly summarizes the artist — ever tongue in cheek, even in the grave.
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But on Monday, The View covered it during a tongue-in-cheek segment.
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The brand apologized to customers for the inconvenience with a tongue-in-cheek ad.
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Please watch the clip for a tongue-in-cheek take on feminist media companies.
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The GoFundMyOverdraft request, on the other hand, was a bit more tongue-in-cheek.
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Luv is a tongue-in-cheek healing ritual for the age of mass murder.
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" It's tongue-in-cheek — a shorter way to say "that's me" or "it me.
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But considering Fanning is only 19, adding tongue-in-cheek details seems totally appropriate.
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It's tongue-in-cheek because some people think we created 'suck it,' or whatever.
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Icahn last year said, possibly tongue-in-cheek, that he would accept the offer.
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This feature is usually a bit tongue-in-cheek, but it's worth being serious.
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"I give it four Golden Girls," White quipped in her tongue-in-cheek review.
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CSLA also recommends that investors not go bananas over its tongue-in-cheek predictions.
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When we asked, tongue-in-cheek, whether that was simply irresistible, Heidi Cruz laughed.
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It's classic, dumb arcade-style fun with a tongue-in-cheek message to it.
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To add a further twist, left-libertarians sometimes call themselves, tongue in cheek, "liberaltarians".
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It's the tongue-in-cheek thing but then it's a delicious drink as well.
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The tracks are also peppered with tongue-in-cheek samples of random cultural moments.
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So you grew up on the kind of kitschy, more tongue-in-cheek horror?
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I couldn't help but agree with Van Leeuwen's tongue-in-cheek comments from before.
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Dark but light hearted, the track lives up to its tongue-in-cheek title.
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There's an extent to which she's sort of tongue in cheek about her performance.
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In that sense, the MILITIA Act isn't entirely meant to be tongue-in-cheek.
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Instead, the show vacillates wildly between tongue-in-cheek comedy and straightforward, dull drama.
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It's genuinely funny to read the strong reactions to my tongue in cheek post.
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Trump's remarks were "tongue in cheek," White House spokesman Hogan Gidley told NBC News.
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Local blog Pardon Me For Asking first reported on the tongue-in-cheek plaque.
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It's kind of tongue-in-cheek and lighthearted — people were not really being killed.
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The Olympian posted a tongue-in-cheek message warning Efron to leave "my girl" alone.
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Chris McKay's "The Lego Batman Movie" shares a similar tongue-in-cheek sensibility with Deadpool.
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"It's clear that, to be tongue in cheek, Prada has no black friends," she said.
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He called it "his life's work," which is tongue in cheek, to say the least.
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This was satire, a tongue in cheek response to a polarized set of fan bases.
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Check out Lavigne's site here to find more of his tongue-in-cheek art projects.
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Conceptually, Tongue in Cheek will turn the Hudson River Museum into a living kinetic sculpture.
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"It's tongue-in-cheek," NSA media relations officer Chris Augustine told Gizmodo over the phone.
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Stewart's performance is flip and tongue-in-cheek, and, again, I thought of Moore's Bond.
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On the evidence of a trailer, "Justice League" takes a more tongue-in-cheek tone.
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Tunes by Twisted Sister, Van Halen and Joan Jett populate the tongue-in-cheek soundtrack.
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Emma is back as her slightly tongue in cheek, slightly legitimately scary Evil Emma guise.
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Mr. Trump's remark may have been tongue-in-cheek, but Chinese analysts took it seriously.
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The provocative auteur's latest, The Misandrists, attempts a tongue-in-cheek critique of radical feminism.
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"Sometimes he has too much time," Darko Matic said of his cousin, tongue in cheek.
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A tongue-in-cheek Carlos Ghosn-themed video game is in development, according to Bloomberg.
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The theme has changed every week since, waxing sacred or tongue-in-cheek or both.
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In 2018 for instance he produced a tongue-in-cheek fashion range inspired by cigarettes.
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"America is afraid to put up this tongue-in-cheek billboard," O'Connell told Reuters by telephone.
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Sophie Turner, the actress behind Sansa Stark, had the most controversial, if tongue-in-cheek, response.
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While some social media users apologized for the protesters' behavior, others were more tongue-in-cheek.
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"One is white supremacists making a tongue-in-cheek inside joke to each other," he said.
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David Weidman created this poster as a tongue-in-cheek response to the issues at play.
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The "build the perfect man" meme is a little (read: a lot) more tongue-in-cheek.
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Their tongue-in-cheek designation as the sixth African nation in the competition is entirely understandable.
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And police in one Boston suburb posted a tongue-in-cheek request on their Facebook page.
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An Indian comedian has made a tongue-in-cheek musical video in "loving memory" of Bolton.
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Tom Cotton, offered tongue-in-cheek support for the Vermont senator in the Democratic presidential contest.
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So TV critics across Twitter were understandably a bit miffed, in a tongue-in-cheek way.
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It feels a bit like Falk talking, perhaps tongue-in-cheek, to a more idealistic viewer.
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" And Dayan Warna asked, somewhat tongue-in-cheek, in a post: "Government passes senate reform legislation.
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Ward had a tongue-in-cheek response to questions about the fate of Cars' humans, however.
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A tongue-in-cheek Colbert also demanded apologies from Equinox, Home Depot, Curves and Gold's Gym.
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In the wings, she gives herself some tongue-in-cheek self-talk peppered with gallows humor.
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And a little bit of tongue in cheek is one of the things that millennials like.
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Further, Russian President Vladimir Putin said (tongue-in-cheek) that we are not a banana republic.
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"Welcome to the cause," Clinton said, tongue-in-cheek, in an interview with The Huffington Post.
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It isn't the first time the UK welcomed Trump with some healthy tongue-in-cheek protests.
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That's the tongue-in-cheek idea behind #StarringJohnCho, which is much more than just a hashtag.
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Speaking of tongue in cheek, the next record in '97 was The Beauty Process: Triple Platinum.
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The song is tongue-in-cheek but in this post-Weinstein climate it's a tad jarring.
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But it has some appealing characters and it's sufficiently tongue-in-cheek to keep you engaged.
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They are funny and a little tongue in cheek, and some of them are also political.
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On the evidence of the first trailer, "Justice League" takes a more tongue-in-cheek tone.
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There's something about the marketing that captures the tongue-in-cheek inherent ridiculousness of dating sims.
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But as tongue-in-cheek interviews suggest, Lugosi just couldn't escape his famed role as Dracula.
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Its (admittedly tongue-in-cheek) headline: ''Mike Cernovich Pivots From Pizzagate to Not-So-Fake News.
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Interspersed between posts about investigations and public safety, are others that are firmly tongue-in-cheek.
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"They say it was tongue-in-cheek; Democrats can't take a joke," host Chris Cuomo responded.
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Penny's comment about USAG becoming Biles' agent was "tongue in cheek," the attorneys told the WSJ.
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A spokesman for Mr. Hatch, Matt Whitlock, said the senator's response had been tongue-in-cheek.
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There are nostalgic "Nutcrackers" and tongue-in-cheek "Nutcrackers" and burlesque "Nutcrackers" and hip-hop Nutcrackers.
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While Museum of Capitalism often oscillates between earnest and tongue-in-cheek, it is never cynical.
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For the liberal whites, quips about black men's prowess in bed are witty and tongue-in-cheek.
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And although Nimona, a tongue-in-cheek feminist magical fantasy, couldn't be more different from Check, Please!
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For one thing, the tongue-in-cheek video suggests, breast-feeding would likely become way more normalized.
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But this music video doesn't have the tongue-in-cheek vibe that, for example, "Blank Space" does.
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The "Pee Tape" is often portrayed as either a tongue-in-cheek joke or a depraved act.
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Keyboard Sports director Garbos has a different explanation, though, which is perhaps a bit tongue-in-cheek.
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"Currently blackwashin shit," the actor wrote in a tongue-in-cheek tweet that he has since deleted.
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A decade ago, November 11th was a tongue-in-cheek cultural "celebration" of single people in China.
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It totally opens it up into this whole fun, tongue-in-cheek world that we created together.
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Some of these ideas are clearly tongue-in-cheek, but others might just have something to them.
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"It was a little tongue-in-cheek, but I had hopes he would hear that," Price says.
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Trump was also irked by a tongue-in-cheek press release that Fox News issued Monday afternoon.
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The execution was slightly austere, but it was articulated in a playful, tongue-in-cheek way nonetheless.
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" Farenthold said in a statement to CNN Monday night that his comment was "clearly tongue-in-cheek.
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"This entire situation has been done tongue-in-cheek and about supporting the hometown girl," he said.
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"I guess I would say it was very intimate and special," Brie said tongue-in-cheek-like.
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The gender-neutral 15-piece offering features a tongue-in-cheek take on loungewear, outerwear, and dresses.
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"This time it's different," a UBS economist told clients last year (in a tongue-in-cheek way).
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The notion of West Coast states leaving the United States is fanciful and often tongue-in-cheek.
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His daughters, Malia and Sasha, often join their father for the tongue-in-cheek Rose Garden Ceremony.
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It seemed glibber, more tongue-in-cheek, and with a sort of J-17, teenage crush vibe.
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But does its tongue-in-cheek portrayal of young women and their social lives hold up today?
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So, yeah, I think that the title is slightly tongue in cheek and sort of eye-catching.
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The peas-and-carrots color scheme and rec-room paneling suggest a tongue-in-cheek hipster irony.
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"I was being tongue in cheek, looking at what would happen if everything goes right," he said.
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Unbound's website features tongue-in-cheek photos of fruit (a peach, for instance), not women in lingerie.
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"The Sweetest Thing" takes a tongue-in-cheek approach to the mall montage with a delightful satire.
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Our hope is that our ads are going to look more tongue-in-cheek than other shows.
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In it, legendary Indian actor Chiranjeevi does a tongue-in-cheek reenactment of the "Thriller" zombie sequence.
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But what about tongue-in-cheek, largely silly horror that doesn't ask to be taken too seriously?
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As you can probably tell from tongue-in-cheek plot description, "Lower Decks" is meant be a comedy.
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It's tongue-in-cheek but painfully accurate, especially when it comes to the whole, "women as people" divide.
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This," she gestures at the room, "is a more frivolous, tongue-in-cheek way of exploring those questions.
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The game's tongue-in-cheek marketing copy is a wink at the Amazon products we love to mock.
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What initially started as a tongue-in-cheek petition has soon garnered the support of over 175,163 signatures.
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They are presented as spoofs, but the tongue-in-cheek tone is belied by the level of craft.
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And the whole story feels like a tongue-in-cheek look at catfishing and online relationships in general.
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Depending on your personal preferences, that either makes it a tongue-in-cheek delight or a miserable contrivance.
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Melania Trump's Sunday night debate look came with a hefty price tag — and a tongue-in-cheek name.
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The song is a tongue in cheek way of wanting to get rid of someone in your life.
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"One was tongue-in-cheek," recalls Will Linden, who worked for McCluskey as an analyst at the time.
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But his animated selfie is a reflexive departure from the normally tongue-in-cheek attitude of his work.
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One of their early-season hits was a tongue-in-cheek tweet comparing Vadim Shipachyov to Sidney Crosby.
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Her tongue-in-cheek video continues to bring up possibly the most common argument against gender inclusive pronouns.
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The index, a tongue-in-cheek financial forecast for the Year of the Monkey which begins on Feb.
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HILLMAN: It's a great tune but it's almost sort of tongue in cheek in how we do it.
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That "country club" name is tongue-in-cheek, a blue-collar east Houston mockery of snooty west Houston.
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The campaign is a tongue-in-cheek look at what it can help with, over what it can't.
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Back in Indiana, a local composer has even written a tongue-in-cheek opera called "Too Many Sopranos".
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While Kilburg admitted that remark was "tongue-in-cheek," he said the emotion in the market is real.
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The revelation prompted a tongue-in-cheek retort from the city on its official Weibo social media account.
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And, of course, Chef Ramsay has been giving the people what they want with tongue-in-cheek responses.
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In Sacks' (almost certainly tongue-in-cheek) telling, somehow none of this "technically" violated copyrights on the film.
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Think of it as a jokey marriage manual for listeners with a patience for the tongue in cheek.
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She takes her task in stride with dark British wit and a tongue-in-cheek attitude to boot.
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" Mr. Kristol said his affection for the train was partly tongue-in-cheek, calling it "no great shakes.
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Personally, I've started running rounds of March Mindfulness, our annual tongue-in-cheek meditation bracket contest, on Zoom.
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The drink sometimes makes a tongue-in-cheek appearance on menus at trendy cocktail bars in other states.
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Here's a (slightly) tongue-in-cheek look at all the things this ubiquitous gadget has laid to waste.
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Fascism has crawled out of the dust pile of history, striking familiar poses, sometimes with tongue in cheek.
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Einhorn added a tongue-in-cheek comment that the shorts "did come with some manufacturing defects," he said.
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My tongue-in-cheek prediction of a June 2020 recession will almost surely turn out to be wrong.
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Ford quickly released a statement saying the comment was tongue-in-cheek and Ford has nothing to prove.
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To expedite this process, independent developer and Bitcoin enthusiast Udi Wertheimer started the tongue-in-cheek hashtag #DeleteCoinbaseTrustChain.
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He is very philosophical and playing a chess match, and he has a little tongue-in-cheek smile.
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Exaggerated. Extravagant. Gaudy. Ironic. Kitschy. Tongue-in-cheek. These are some of the terms used to describe camp fashion.
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"And on that basis, we thought we'd put out something tongue-in-cheek to show our satirical, humorous side."
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The result was "Gross Domestic Product," a short-lived online store of 22 items selling tongue-in-cheek homewares.
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While meant to be tongue-in-cheek, the shirt makes a false equivalency between Cardi and Coretta Scott King.
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Yet, Thrones is getting particularly tongue-in-cheek with its own history as we delve deeper into season 7.
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The potential modern equivalents were all there: a little tawdry, a little tongue-in-cheek, very hard to miss.
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Meanwhile, Hemsworth paired shiny gold shorts with a tongue-in-cheek tank from Gold's Gym (get it: Gold's Gym).
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It was also there that Meghan donned her tongue-in-cheek "Husband Shirt" from designer friend Misha Nonoo's collection.
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The recommendation is tongue-in-cheek, Deborah Press, an attorney for the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, tells CNN.
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Conal Byrne, president of the iHeartPodcast Network, denied wanting to make the podcast in a tongue in cheek statement.
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Ali's signature "trash talk" was peppered with rhyming, musical catchphrases, a little tongue-in-cheek and a lot memorable.
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Equal parts unnerving and hilarious, this tongue-in-cheek thriller will have you gasping and laughing in equal measure.
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This veggie emoji is also the inspiration for a new line of tongue-in-cheek sex toys from Emojibator.
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"Every few months we'd joke about joining forces, but it was always kind of tongue-in-cheek," Tublin says.
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"It's definitely a little tongue-in-cheek, and also rooted in a little bit of reality," Craig tells me.
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Other games, like Mutant League Football, have tended to be tongue-in-cheek about the devotional aspects of sports.
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There are even some tongue-in-cheek jokes about how Ivana is "only entitled to half" of Donald's pizza.
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A White House spokesman later clarified the president's remarks, saying Trump was being "tongue-in-cheek" in his speech.
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The site that provides these maps, called Cyber Squirrel 1, is exquisitely tongue-in-cheek, as you might imagine.
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Despite Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's insistence the comment was "tongue-in-cheek," Trump repeated it twice on Friday.
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Whether you're disillusioned by the dating scene or happily in love, they're a cool and tongue-in-cheek statement.
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The two have worked together before: the master choreographer played a tongue-in-cheek Apollo in Coates's 2017 Incarnations.
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Behind the flamboyant outfits and tongue in cheek stage names, the band keep their true identities cloaked in mystery.
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The expletives, misogyny and violence in songs like "I Shot a Hater" are just "tongue in cheek," Webber says.
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It's clearly a song written in the heat of the moment: rough, massively tongue-in-cheek and rather slapdash.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has unfollowed Grimes on Twitter for no obvious reason, prompting tongue-in-cheek breakup speculation.
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Mr. Ho's response, perhaps tongue in cheek, framed the cancellation as a violation of his horse's right to gallop.
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So this is my somewhat tongue-in-cheek Election Day recommendation: Stop freaking out about the silly presidential race.
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Most importantly, the tweet caused a slew of other, mostly tongue-in-cheek "which is the best seat" tweets.
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The embassy released a tongue-in-cheek statement inquiring into the fate of Skripal's two cats and guinea pigs.
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And the odd cringeworthy line of dialogue is forgivable when it's bordering on tongue in cheek in its exposition.
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" The fundraiser's description also called out the original petition, saying "the tongue-in-cheek nature... has flown over peoples' heads.
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Only partially tongue-in-cheek internet memes celebrated the #schulzzug (the "Schulz train") and proclaimed: MEGA ("Make Europe Great Again").
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Absolutely. But headlines calling him the future of American soccer, while mostly tongue-in-cheek, might be a little premature.
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It's obviously very tongue in cheek either way... And I really appreciate you telling me about it, that's really nice.
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But hey, facts are facts: Michael Bolton has a tongue-in-cheek Valentine's Day special coming to Netflix next month.
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We try to give it that tongue-in-cheek attitude that she has to deal with the hardships of Gilead.
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The phrase "don't read the comments" went from tongue-in-cheek advice to a way of life on the internet.
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She's just as charming and tongue-in-cheek as always, just with 15 more years of life to reflect on.
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Although many of these responses are probably tongue-in-cheek, they may have their origin in a real psychological phenomenon.
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The tongue-in-cheek photo set features Costello throwing money, popping bottles and, uh, engaging in other forms of celebration.
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He told MUNCHIES that it was "a tongue-in-cheek joke, or a joke attempt" and declined to comment further.
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The bi-level restaurant looks like a tongue-in-cheek throwback to the rec room in your best friend's basement.
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It effectively justifies rival T-Mobile's tongue-in-cheek claim earlier this year that Verizon is having a midlife crisis.
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Sure, it's fair to think: how cute, so tongue-in-cheek, what a clever way to track down Bean's human.
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He said: "[W]e thought it'd be quite fun to do a tongue-in-cheek T-shirt for the event."
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Logos were everywhere on the catwalk, with luxury brands demanding that you wear your affiliations with tongue-in-cheek pride.
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A version for a business-focused audience offered a tongue-in-cheek guide to controlling the cocaine trade, "Narcos"-style.
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In a tongue-in-cheek post on Twitter, the group said on Wednesday that perhaps Chief Justice Roberts should join.
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Mr. Duncan said that his use of the phrase was "tongue in cheek," and that most people wore it humorously.
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They're lovely friends of mine who have a shop-in-studio featuring their tongue-in-cheek take on Italian streetwear.
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"I think the attention has gone to his head," Maclean added in a tongue-in-cheek follow-up post, Sunday.
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"We have that in a guest bedroom as our only tongue-in-cheek reference to the Colorado style," she said.
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The tongue-in-cheek question was intended to gauge young Americans' level of unhappiness about their choices in the Nov.
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"None of us should be on Twitter," The Ringer founder Bill Simmons said, somewhat tongue-in-cheek, on his Oct.
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"Is that the sound of a whistle blowing?" a tongue-in-cheek product description of the $80 get-up asks.
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SALEEM: That alter ego, KidEthnic, started as a tongue-in-cheek reference to always being "the ethnic kid" in groups.
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Youtube personalities make tongue-in-cheek "survival videos" and comedians fill stand-up venues with riffs against Venezuela's political class.
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An 1899 New York Times piece makes the somewhat tongue-in-cheek claim that civilization itself is founded on pockets.
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A tongue-in-cheek online campaign appeals to Russians to post images of themselves wearing mustaches as a show of support.
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It's part sincere, part tongue-in-cheek, part meditation, part mockery, but its production is universally beautiful, its sensibility universally droll.
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Also working on the show is Paul Feig, who directed Kendrick in her tongue-in-cheek domestic thriller A Simple Favor.
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While the picture representations are intended to be tongue-in-cheek, some of the ones regarding race are a bit insensitive.
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For Paramount Pictures yesterday, that meant an assortment of different movies, from comedies and thrillers to clever, tongue-in-cheek satires.
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More than 7,000 suggestions were made, with the seemingly tongue-in-cheek Boaty McBoatface coming on top with over 124,000 votes.
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And then there are the countless tongue-in-cheek TV commercials that have made fun of educational films' flatly placid Americana.
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It effectively justifies rival T-Mobile's tongue-in-cheek claim earlier this year that Verizon is having a mid-life crisis.
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"So I guess the secret is out.. we are shooting Season 8 of New Girl!" the tongue-in-cheek caption began.
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The clip's all very tongue-in-cheek, but it also gives some clues to what fans can expect from season 2.
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On Thursday, Pratt, 37, shot back with a tongue-in-cheek message to his body shamers in classic Chris Pratt fashion.
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Urban Outfitters is known for a few things: Tongue-in-cheek slogan tees, teensy bodysuits, and an impeccably styled home catalog.
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The reactions themselves are meant to be tongue-in-cheek ways to let a person know they're behaving like a jerk.
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And in the meantime, employees are spreading tongue-in-cheek memes related to human rights in China, according to The Intercept.
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Turbojugend, for example, have rules, many rules, most of which are tongue in cheek, and many of which concern the Kutte.
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Assange struck back at Lasso's pledge to remove him with a tongue-in-cheek tweet, "cordially inviting" Lasso to leave Ecuador.
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A tongue-in-cheek web series focused on actor Ryan Hansen, who plays "Mars" sidekick Dick Casablancas, followed later that year.
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But he might be running low on tongue-in-cheek answers to dodge questions about his dominance in the Big Apple.
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Russian creative Misha Petrick's tongue-in-cheek new project, Instagram for Win95 puts all our complaints about the platform into perspective.
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But now, the pop star is bringing her tongue-in-cheek aesthetic to bear on her very own line of footwear.
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Some posted images of the Rake Group -- a real estate concern in Helsinki -- for tongue-in-cheek references to the comment.
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Beauty guru and YouTuber Jaclyn Hill is canceled, according to her tongue-in-cheek 'canceled' costume at her annual LA party.
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"While the bill number may be a bit tongue-in-cheek, the issue is very serious," Blumenauer told the Willamette Weekly.
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Beck: I don't think we went into this making necessarily a political statement or anything that was too tongue-in-cheek.
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But even with the tongue-in-cheek tone, it's impossible to overlook the exhausting series of contrivances, coincidences and sloppy filmmaking.
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The introverted character of Nakhova's work contrasts strongly with the tongue-in-cheek projects by the artist duo Komar and Melamid.
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The album's songs have a down-home, old-timey feel, with a little bit of tongue-in-cheek attitude mixed in.
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Or maybe that's just the kind of ironic tongue-in-cheek nonsuggestion that you would expect from a doddering Gen-Xer.
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Or they'll just chime in on a particular polarizing topic and add a fancam — stan twitter's ultimate tongue-in-cheek move.
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The tongue-in-cheek forecast predicts Hang Seng, the city's equity benchmark, will finish this year just below the summer high.
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NOW: Bass, 40, is openly gay, and frequently appears as himself in various tongue-in-cheek roles in TV and movies.
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White House spokesman Hogan Gidley said the remarks on treason - an offense punishable by death - were offered as tongue-in-cheek.
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The dapper British actor played the secret agent with a license to kill and tongue-in-cheek humor in seven films.
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The changes will not affect satirical sites like The Onion, which often jabs at political subjects through tongue-in-cheek humor.
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Kiernan's writing — starkly visual, tongue in cheek and disturbingly visceral — carries the day as the story churns toward its uneasy conclusion.
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The marketing for the Paddy Power brand includes a tongue-in-cheek blog, irreverent television advertisements and a variety of stunts.
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The special is narrated by Schitt's Creek actor/creator Dan Levy, and is as tongue-in-cheek cheesy as it comes.
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It is humble food, made with purpose and perfectly executed, with a tongue-in-cheek name to bring it all together.
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New York-based artist Tiffany Sage's contribution to the show is a tongue-in-cheek self-portrait called Apollo and Garfield.
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Everyone dug Wheeler's tongue-in-cheek suggestion that they could strike fear into other inmates' hearts by dubbing themselves the Xbox Underground.
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While China's recommendation of Huawei phones may have been tongue-in-cheek, Huawei Technologies has come under scrutiny in the United States.
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But that doesn't mean Hurley is above taking a tongue-in-cheek shot at her ex on national TV.Hurley stars on E!
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The internet is teeming with Civil War parodies, each one replete with tongue-in-cheek love letters narrated over moving fiddle music.
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Schumpeter's contention that socialism would eventually replace capitalism—because capitalism anaesthetised its own acolytes—is sometimes thought to be tongue-in-cheek.
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Venezuela's hyperactive social media scene was filled with tongue-in-cheek memes, including one showing Chavez and Fidel Castro reunited in hell.
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Civil servants entertained a tongue-in-cheek plan to move them to Northern Ireland, providing a "possibly happy outcome to the uncertainties".
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The video features Britain's signature tongue-in-cheek brand of humor as it depicts various stars "auditioning" for roles on the plane.
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The book's tongue-in-cheek title aims to take down the age-old myth that success is something that just happens spontaneously.
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You released a book last year, How To Be An Overnight Success, which is a bit of a tongue-in-cheek title.
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And ads for Ryan Reynolds projects will have a certain wide-eyed, tongue-in-cheek self-importance that's both ridiculous and refreshing.
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The 31-year-old New Yorker has accrued 163,000 followers with her tongue-in-cheek posts about the joys of being #NotEngaged.
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This piece is clearly somewhat tongue-in-cheek, but these are still fair questions, to which I can only respond: I care.
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My man-on-the-street interviews are meant to be taken as tongue-in-cheek and I regret if anyone found offense.
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The result is a sort of tongue-in-cheek instruction manual, should you desire to, I dunno, build a ship one weekend.
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However, the star addressed the rumors in a very similar tongue-in-cheek way on social media at that time as well.
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The long black awning beckoning from the sidewalk leads inside where faux Russian-red regalia reverberates a tongue-in-cheek decorative sensibility.
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As New York Post columnist Cal Tinney wrote, tongue-in-cheek, in 1939: What are you going to Washington for Mr Willkie?
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And while the star probably meant it to be a simple tongue-in-cheek snapshot, Del Rio didn't see it that way.
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Price: £6.99 ($8.83) If you fancy being tongue-in-cheek about your nebulous relationship status, this is the way to do it.
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The whole campaign is a tongue-in-cheek throwback to Old Spice's "1-800-PROVE-IT" commercials of the 80s and 90s.
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Its entire forward thrust operates around tongue-in-cheek wordplay, because "knickers" sounds like another word — one YouTube definitely would have censored.
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The "busts" themselves generally take place on Instagram Stories and are done in a tongue-in-cheek nature with plenty of emoji.
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He suggested, tongue-in-cheek, that the tourists were coming to Kidlington because potential future prime minister Theresa May recently canvassed there.
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Ahead, we've rounded up some of our favorite uses of spiritually inclined hashtags, from the tongue-in-cheek to the totally sincere.
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" Update: Hatch spokesman Matt Whitlock said in an email that his boss' tweet "was tongue-in-cheek," adding, "Everyone celebrates Christmas differently.
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Earlier in November, Lowe offered some tongue-in-cheek marriage tips as he picked on Luyendyk Jr.'s sweet tribute to Burnham.
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Hong Kong lifestyle brand Goods of Desire (GOD), known for its tongue-in-cheek products, created these butt-shaped mooncakes in 2013.
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Vetements continued to make headlines with its whimsical, tongue-in-cheek approach to fashion, including turning a Paris McDonald's into a catwalk.
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The National Park Service even released a tongue-in-cheek infographic mapping out which parts of a bison are OK to pet.
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Moschino's latest tongue-in-cheek capsule, which includes a cigarette-packet leather shoulder bag labeled "Fashion Kills" ($850), is available on stylebop.com.
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A tongue-in-cheek painting called Facelift explores every minute detail of a dude who has mummified his face with packaging tape.
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This tongue-in-cheek production from Hauser & Wirth pretends to be a forgotten provincial institution that features only bronze art and artifacts.
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This isn't a wisecracking, tongue-in-cheek picture: Green wants us to believe in his Bogeyman, and Curtis is his ace card.
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" Famous Joe's Pizza of the Village (or "JPV"), by contrast, has received reviews that Judge Cogan has called "somewhat tongue-in-cheek.
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It's a perfect tongue-in-cheek distillation of how Smerz marry stage production value with the musical chops to back it up.
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As a tongue-in-cheek response, Cramer started a group called, "People Helping People," which included women but didn't really take off.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has unfollowed the Canadian singer Grimes on Twitter for no obvious reason, prompting tongue-in-cheek breakup speculation.
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Our tongue-in-cheek tournament, designed to get competitive types interested in the benefits of meditation, pits bird scores against each other.
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Asked if he would consider participating in a "Home Alone" remake, Culkin, 37, offered an answer we assume was tongue-in-cheek.
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Women were buying red cloaks and white bonnets on Amazon, leaving four- and five-star reviews with tongue-in-cheek Gilead greetings.
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" Her tongue-in-cheek sendup of celebrities with imperfect wigs concluded: "I blame Tyra and Beyoncé for this lace-front wig epidemic.
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Damian Martin, who plays in the Australian National Basketball League (NBL), said that NBA player Bogut's tweeting had been tongue-in-cheek.
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As for Trian's "big mistake" in not offloading its GE stake, Peltz gave his tongue-in-cheek reason why investors shouldn't worry.
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The naming of the "Fun Utility Vehicle" may be slightly tongue-in-cheek, but the selling of it will be very serious.
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It is a versatile piece, working as a tongue-in-cheek trick — haha, it's just the clouds screengrabbed as a single image!
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The Beastie Boys were devising a tongue-in-cheek marriage of heavy metal and hip-hop rhymes and recording their first record.
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Ahead of the holiday, he made a tongue-in-cheek apology for keeping gas prices so low that he caused traffic jams.
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Still adamant on being tongue-in-cheek, Kim changed its business name to "chaLOUISVUI TONDAK," which unfortunately did nothing to appease the brand.
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"Over the years, our tone has often been tongue in cheek, much to the entertainment of many of our customers," the statement continued.
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It was pretty absurd, so of course, it's a little tongue-in-cheek that we named the apple tart after her: The Hils.
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But in a tongue-in-cheek video ( "not meant to be a live demo"), Jarvis appears to be voiced by actor Morgan Freeman.
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These images are accompanied by tongue-in-cheek personality profiles, which provide ample nature-inspired metaphors while highlighting each sign's strengths and weaknesses.
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Notably, a painting that spells out "YOLO," a piece from Flood's recent "LOL" series, adds a tongue-in-cheek lightness to the show.
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Gone was the tongue-in-cheek irony and blasé detachment bestowed on the world by the likes of Kurt Cobain and Sonic Youth.
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The duo's tongue-in-cheek adaptation calls to mind Pasolini's slapstick reimagination of Geoffrey Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales," but with a more surrealist bent.
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It's partly an outright parody of the Satanic baby formula, partly a tongue-in-cheek portrait of the pains of being a stepfather.
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"We've got our Warrior collection, which just is about a tongue in cheek play on the empowerment and badassness of women," she says.
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Crawl is far less tongue-in-cheek than his Piranha remake, but it doesn't build to a fever pitch or deliver dynamite setpieces.
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"We wanted to create something daring and iconic that really tells people who we are — tongue in cheek, fun and confident," Passi says.
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The first was inexplicable and awful, so it's nice to see Toyota get it right with this self-aware, tongue-in-cheek piece.
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Saying that the theory itself is nuts while simultaneously calling out similarities with tongue in cheek makes light of a very real tragedy.
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He brought his best singing game to the Tonys' opening number, turning in a tongue-in-cheek medley about his desperation to host.
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In November 2015, the New York Times style section ran a tongue-in-cheek story presenting Calad and other "Instamoms" as stage moms.
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Over time, it became tongue in cheek, but every now and then [we would] touch on real issues—social issues, or political issues.
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Shields also starred in "Lipstick Jungle" and can currently be seen on "Jane the Virgin" as a tongue-in-cheek version of herself.
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But the game has its own tongue-in-cheek humor, from the retro graphics to the single '80s-style ported-in sound clip.
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"To be honest the original offer was a bit tongue-in-cheek," fifth-generation farmer and shop owner Mat Carter told Devon Live.
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Like it reminds you of Pixar, it reminds me of The Simpsons: a bit tongue in cheek, although not to the cartoon's extent.
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"The four photos depict stages of courtship: bringing flowers, first kiss, joyful dancing, then ending with a wedding ceremony (tongue in cheek, obviously)."
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Mr. Souza's photo retrospectives, often laced with tongue-in-cheek captions and commentary, began during Mr. Trump's first week in the White House.
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A number of people I spoke to mentioned a general animosity toward Boston-area fandom, even though it was somewhat tongue-in-cheek.
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It draws heavily from technology in its pieces, with plenty of video game references and an inevitable tongue-in-cheek critique of capitalism.
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While Chalermchai is a devout Buddhist, his art is often criticized among Thai officials for its whimsical, tongue-in-cheek depiction of worship.
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As already mentioned, the line "IT WAS ONLY A KISS!" has long been a cry of tongue-in-cheek distress on the internet.
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Meanwhile, Brushbox initially tried to defend the imagery as "tongue-in-cheek," The Guardian reports, before issuing a statement that wasn't much better.
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It has a similar play style and both games have tongue-in-cheek humor that'll make you chuckle as you check your phone.
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Cohen is a shrewd writer; her take on Shelley's life is slightly tongue-in-cheek, though the first-person narrative is never mocking.
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"It's tongue in cheek," Galia Slayen, a Bloomberg campaign spokeswoman, said of the video, which was viewed nearly two million times within hours.
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I can't tell if the column is tongue-in-cheek or a serious effort to balance out the negative with a little positive.
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"The 'end of world' scenario is a bit tongue in cheek since the focus would be on food, water, and shelter," says Doscher.
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James Corden gave a tongue-in-cheek response to a video that appeared to reveal the magic behind his trademark Carpool Karaoke segments.
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Roger Moore, the smooth British actor who brought tongue-in-cheek humor to the James Bond persona in seven films, died in Switzerland.
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It notes that last year's 30th-anniversary DVD included a tongue-in-cheek trailer which sold the film as a heartwarming holiday comedy.
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That would be fine in a movie more tongue-in-cheek and less earnestly committed to getting us to root for this guy.
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But Ms. Sedaris is also a sincere lover of crafting who's written two only partly tongue-in-cheek books on hospitality and entertaining.
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The users created such a run of tongue-in-cheek photographs of supposed paradise that the company was forced to issue a warning.
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The users created such a run of tongue-in-cheek photographs of supposed paradise that the company was forced to issue a warning.
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Over sparse-but-hefty drum machine rhythms and subzero synth lines, Davidson addresses club politics with both tongue-in-cheek humor and vulnerability.
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Limbo, Panto was more tongue-in-cheek and bawdy, whereas, on the next record, it was more emotive and took a darker turn.
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The show ended with a (perhaps tongue-in-cheek) audience query about whether Harris would make MSNBC host Rachel Maddow her vice president.
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The tongue-in-cheek ban also prohibits people from bringing cheesesteaks or dark green clothing to the three-and-a-half-mile Esplanade.
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This is his creative outlet and every single song on that Confessions of a Knife… album had something tongue-in-cheek on it.
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Putting a tongue-in-cheek spin on sustainability, these paper totes make up three of Stefan Cooke's 18-piece exclusive handbag collection for MatchesFashion.com.
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Everyone dug Wheeler's tongue-in-cheek suggestion that they could strike fear into the hearts of other inmates by dubbing themselves the Xbox Underground.
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"When we're debating on the Senate floor, sometimes we make serious proposals, and sometimes they're tongue-in-cheek to make a point," he said.
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But since Cards Against Humanity has experience digging holes as well as being tongue-in-cheek, perhaps he could bring it on to consult.
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Brexit, he said, would make Europe "less stable and more volatile," adding, allegedly tongue-in-cheek, that "we (Germans) would cry" if Britain left.
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Exhibitions vary from serious to tongue-in-cheek, finding creative ways to utilize the space that also serves as artist-founder Bobbi Woods's studio.
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If you don't want to wait for the original, there are easily thousands of them available on YouTube — both traditional and tongue-in-cheek.
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The much more tongue-in-cheek 1989 sequel, The Return of the Swamp Thing, is also available for free on Vudu (again, with ads).
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The game was a very tongue-in-cheek game whose goofy aesthetic seemed to match and in some ways forgive VR's early technological foibles.
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Her kickoff video begins with a tongue-in-cheek look at the many misspellings of her name on Starbucks coffee cups: Farusc, Farus, Faraus.
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Yet, there's a tongue-in-cheek sequence about Bollywood stars like Khan dancing at the weddings of rich industrialists for a bit of money.
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Perhaps Trump's tongue-in-cheek support of the Budweiser branding move hints at his own ambitions for the country: Make America a brand again.
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Wry, tongue in cheek and packed with songs you'll know, love, and couch-dance along to, The Sapphires is great film making in action.
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And indeed, the original tongue-in-cheek press release tied to the mini-console points to a limited supply offering aimed at holiday shoppers.
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Musk continues to tweet tongue-in-cheek comments on Twitter, like informing his followers that the weapon will work well in a zombie apocalypse.
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Taken by Areon Mobasher, the images serve as a tongue-in-cheek way to address the student debt issue that is sweeping the nation.
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"When we're debating on the Senate floor, sometimes we make serious proposals, and sometimes they're tongue-in-cheek to make a point," Onder said.
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True to her brand, Bloom released a tongue-in-cheek song called "I Don't Care About Award Shows" as part of the show's campaign.
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Diaz has an interesting (tongue-in-cheek) theory on why it didn't work out, and it has to do with his commitment to winning.
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Accompanied by a tongue-in-cheek text description, the work serves as a commentary on the U.S. president's immigration policy and addiction to Twitter.
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He's part tongue-in-cheek, part real deal, like a really good drawing done on the table at a fast food restaurant in ketchup.
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Here is a tongue-in-cheek look ... In Nambia, President Trump is causing a crisis In Nambia's unchartered backwaters, a political crisis is brewing.
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Yes, Mackie is charming as a loving husband in purple scrubs and Grillo can crush any menacing, tongue-in-cheek line you give him.
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The tongue-in- cheek, slightly mature humor used in the show has continued to be used in shows today that we know and love.
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Instead of building a wall along the Mexican border, Espaillat suggested tongue-in-cheek Wednesday that a wall be erected around the president himself.
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In Portland, Oregon, when weed became legal, police issued a tongue-in-cheek visual aid to show how much is legally acceptable to carry.
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Mark Begich that also served as a tongue-in-cheek reminder that he had voted with then-President Barack Obama 97% of the time.
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Hill threw her annual Halloween party at her LA mansion this year, and showed off her tongue-in-cheek costume on her Instagram story.
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Wingman started off as a tongue-in-cheek way to find like-minded people on your flight and maybe join the mile-high club.
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In a more tongue-in-cheek vein, a brief item reported that Mr. Trump was on the "short list" for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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"To me, designing the villains' bases was a combination of tongue-in-cheek and showing the power of these megalomaniacs," he told The Guardian.
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Inside the constructed miniature Broad, Cassidy has composed three diorama scenes that are both comically dark and poignant, tongue-in-cheek art-world critique.
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Just when he'll look to settle into a groove of honest, no-frills songwriting, he'll throw in healthy dose of tongue-in-cheek satire.
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Tongue-in-cheek imitations of both established and emerging designers' key items and logos can now be found for sale all over the internet.
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The people who brought you the branded brick—yes, utterly ridiculous but also kind of a tongue-in-cheek symbol of late capitalism, right?
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I called this "Truth Study Center" kind of tongue-in-cheek because it was a more a display of all this insanity going on.
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This is somewhat tongue in cheek when you compare it to some of the much, much bigger tech stories that have emerged this year.
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Mauro, who maintains an active Twitter presence, tweeted last week his tongue-in-cheek concerns about having to battle his family for precious bandwidth.
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Several police departments across the country are asking criminals in tongue-in-cheek social media posts to stop illegal activity during the coronavirus pandemic.
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This formulation appears to be a tongue-in-cheek answer to the U.S. demand for "complete, verifiable, irreversible dismantlement" (CVID) of Pyongyang's nuclear program.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk posted a tongue-in-cheek Twitter poll asking if he should put the video game "The Witcher" into Tesla cars.
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"It was a tongue-in-cheek question, but we got together soon after that ceremony and we talked really seriously about that," Mackasek says.
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A Ford spokesperson told Motor1 that Madra's tweet was "tongue-in-cheek," though that doesn't answer the question of whether the challenge was serious.
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A tongue-in-cheek blend of stylishness and smut, it featured satin cutaway corsets, embroidered bra straps and barely there slips brazenly on display.
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I think certainly there's like a caustic sort of tongue-in-cheek element to it, too, but we're genuinely invested in the tragedy also.
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"It felt like it had a more tongue-in-cheek feel than a lot of other holiday movies I had seen before," he says.
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His quips are just the sort of tongue-in-cheek attitude that help ground the absurdity of the competition in some much-needed reality.
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To show their disdain for the idea of building a border wall, the bill's central tenet, Democratic committee members proposed tongue-in-cheek amendments.
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" The White House has since called the remark tongue-in-cheek, with press secretary Sarah Sanders saying on Tuesday that Trump was "clearly joking.
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Various proposals — some serious, others tongue-in-cheek — have been floated to balance its Old South imagery with something more reflective of modern, multicultural Atlanta.
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FACEBOOK&aposS MARK ZUCKERBERG BACKTRACKS ON COMMENTS ABOUT HOLOCAUST DENIERS The company's move prompted a tongue-in-cheek complaint to the company's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg.
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Women should never feel pressured to or obligated to send nudes unless they want to, and this tongue-in-cheek response couldn't be more perfect.
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"We can move faster than their bullets," the event page, which is clearly written with tongue in cheek, promises those who RSVP for September 20.
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Arby's has no immediate plans to sell its crazy new concoctions in stores, and the blog post announcing the megetables reads fully tongue-in cheek.
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It's tongue-in-cheek, kind of shocking, and it's not exclusive — you can fit all Asian cultures under one roof with a name like this.
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" This post says in a tongue-in-cheek manner: "Please don't spread the Panama offshore story, in case the boss gets angry and closes Weibo.
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The series of tweets continued until it was clear that this was tongue-in-cheek, or trolling, or maybe a desperate attempt at positive reinforcement.
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Emoji stand in for knowing nods, ironic eye rolls, a tongue in cheek—those bits of paralinguistic information that are not easily conducted via text.
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After the Dutch satirical video went viral, a host of countries have been mocking Trump's oft-repeated "America First" statement with tongue-in-cheek videos.
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But the movie seems to aim for the kind of tongue-in-cheek humor that made Deadpool a hit with audiences … and it mostly succeeds.
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The joke's outsized tongue-in-cheek delivery doesn't exactly work when, once again, nominations for a diverse range of performers don't actually translate into wins.
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Outside Magazine published a somewhat tongue-in-cheek obituary for the Great Barrier Reef earlier this week, citing its lifespan from 25 million BC-2016.
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"Even though it's a tongue-in-cheek show, it's a much more realistic way of finding a girlfriend than The Bachelorette is," he told me.
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Gibbs' tongue-in-cheek responses to comments on the post make it pretty apparent that her recipe wasn't meant to be a serious serving suggestion.
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As Uproxx points out, the tweet was likely a joke — referring to the obviously famous as "fans" is a common tongue-in-cheek Twitter practice.
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His comment, a classic of the expectations setting genre, might also have been a tongue-in-cheek acknowledgment of the absurdity of pre-debate spin.
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The tongue-in-cheek ad also reportedly makes a reference to Pornhub's intended purpose, urging users to go vote for Olsen when they are finished.
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"It's a way of talking about birds in a very literal way, but also in a very metaphorical tongue-in-cheek way," Ms. Huisman said.
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Her tongue-in-cheek cover changes the lyrics of "Hello" to illustrate all of the crappy (literally) situations that school nurses have to deal with.
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Heine says that sometimes, in a tongue-in-cheek way, he now thinks when he's having a bad day, Maybe I should have a Tylenol.
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The cartoonist and animator, Andrey Kasay, gets ahold of the modern sentiments through his amusing and tongue-in-cheek pop art compositions and animated works.
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That word would be "brave," which Graham made very clear in a tongue-in-cheek — or maybe, more accurately, cheeky — selfie she posted this weekend.
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This vein puts Calder at one with the Prokofiev of "Peter and the Wolf" or the tongue-in-cheek tales and drawings of Maurice Sendak.
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Such stories have become common enough that Gelonghui, a financial-information company, published a tongue-in-cheek guide on how to become a fake SOE.
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Its tongue-in-cheek title pointed to a lamentable conclusion: the best way to become very rich in America is to be born into wealth.
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The correspondence is full of tongue-in-cheek remarks concerning the overlapping trips to Israel of national security adviser, Thomas E. Donilon, and Mrs. Clinton.
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So, naturally, one of the company's international divisions would like to remind of the months-long headache with a bit of tongue in cheek promotion.
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As the video below shows, the girls busted out some sky-scraper heels and gyrating booties in a tongue-in-cheek attempt to dance seductively.
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This might sound tongue-in-cheek, but Cain uses it to explain the conditions humans require in order to survive, that is without a helmet.
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It's more of a tongue in cheek reference to a lingering cultural obsession with the differences (and artificially instituted divide), rather than their mutual dependencies.
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It presents a firm, if tongue in cheek, notion of Britishness as something you can feel and taste, but something that is evolving as well.
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Your new book, "Carry This Book," is a collection of tongue-in-cheek illustrations imagining what famous people and fictional characters keep in their bags.
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Tongue-in-cheek, bat-in-mouth goth charm makes the rock band Black Sabbath, led by Ozzy Osbourne, a fitting soundtrack choice for Halloween weekend.
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The Roger Ailes Memorial Show: Fair and Balanced at Yours Mine & Ours is a tongue-in-cheek tribute to the recently deceased Fox News founder.
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And Ms. Gillibrand, a politically agile former corporate lawyer, seemed alert to opportunities to play off Mr. Biden, albeit in a tongue-in-cheek manner.
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Ms. Cheng also suggests, tongue in cheek, that by prompting China to impose tariffs on American products, Mr. Trump is helping to improve public health.
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You can O.D. on the tongue-in-cheek prettiness of his painting's soft-focus glow or marvel at the discreetly dysmorphic bodies of his subjects.
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Another is Agnes, Mr. DeMarco's mother, who has leaned into her niche celebrity status and now runs her son's official, tongue-in-cheek fan club.
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"Like the N.B.A., we welcome the Chinese censors into our homes and into our hearts," the show's creators said in a tongue-in-cheek response.
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At the start of his news conference in New Delhi on Tuesday, Trump warned tongue-in-cheek that he wasn't going to make any news.
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Whereas "Moulin Rouge!" mines extreme fragmentation, "Bat Out of Hell" bets on extended numbers that constantly blur the line between earnest and tongue-in-cheek.
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"Sunny's tweet was tongue in cheek to point out the absurdity of Tesla's video, nothing more," a Ford spokesperson said in an email to TechCrunch.
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The songs are reminiscent of the triumphant Big Band days of the 1940s, with tongue-in-cheek lyrics set over rhythmic horns, piano and drums.
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After a racy sex scene airs or she publishes a skin-baring, tongue-in-cheek Instagram post, Ramirez gets her fair share of finger-wagging.
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British beer-maker BrewDog has launched a tongue-in-cheek drink called Pink IPA (India Pale Ale), a "beer for girls," according to its label.
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While many of her responses were tongue-in-cheek, several answers painted a clear picture of what it&aposs like to be rich and famous.
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"They say it was tongue-in-cheek; Democrats can't take a joke," host Chris Cuomo responded, referring to the White House's defense of Trump's comments.
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"It's a tongue-in-cheek reinvention of our parents' clothes, which were themselves interpretations of Western style codes, so it's all full circle," says Cao.
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Klein, of course was talking tongue in cheek about this, however the strategist said volatility in the market could be subdued to end the week.
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A tongue-in-cheek, modern-day corruption of the established vision of ideal beauty, Jacob's man stands headless and frames his surroundings with his hands.
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Keep it tongue in cheek with ORA 2, an award-winning rotating oral sex simulator that uses LELO's Sense-Touch technology to react to your pressure.
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But Lee was still involved with the production of the films based on his comics, and regularly made brief, tongue-in-cheek cameos within the movies.
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Questions over the child's paternity were rampant on social media earlier in the week, and Fox responded with a tongue-in-cheek hashtag of her own.
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But it still maintains the tongue-in-cheek humour that's become Speelburg's calling card in the past couple of years, since he debuted in about 2014.
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" MLA offered their own commentary, saying "The tongue-in-cheek comment by no means treats white males unfavourably or seeks to ridicule such members of society.
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The relationship makes sense: His tongue-in-cheek approach is perfect for a TV show about an alien with a time machine and no social skills.
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While Handler's captions are a little tongue in cheek — #thisiswhereisleepalone she writes on a photo of her master bedroom — there's nothing funny about the stylish interiors.
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Trump's explanation echoed those of his campaign advisers and other supporters, who immediately tried to pass his comments off as tongue-in-cheek and not serious.
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"Adam would say, 'This is exactly what I expected," Ward, 71, told PEOPLE of his costar's penchant for straight-faced but tongue-in-cheek self-aggrandizing.
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Mr. Ryan, the Schooner Capital founder, said he didn't think Mr. Blankfein's suggestion of Russian favoritism — tongue-in-cheek as it was — invoked the right issue.
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Unsworth ended an interview segment by suggesting Musk should "stick his submarine where it hurts" — a tongue-in-cheek phrase which apparently triggered Musk's Twitter outburst.
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And then its owner made a sort-of tongue-in-cheek post on Facebook announcing that the bar would be banning face tattoos and MAGA hats.
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"Yes, I'm going to get to the bottom of it," Clinton said, tongue-in-cheek, in response to a question from reporter Daymond Steer on UFOs.
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TNC: I think on Twitter people thought I said it tongue in cheek, but people are going to be surprised that it's actually in the book.
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On Monday, continuing his fondness for trolling others on Twitter, he shared a tongue-in-cheek meme imagining a gaudily gold Trump tower on the island.
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With that in mind, it's more appropriate to think of the Alp Watch as a tongue-in-cheek joke rather than a bitter jab at Apple.
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The final look — a tongue-in-cheek take on a '90s bridal look — came in the form of a cropped white puffer jacket and billowing skirt.
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"I am only sorry that this renewal leaves me unavailable for a cabinet position in the new administration," Bee said in a tongue-in-cheek statement.
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The show always ended with a prediction by each of the panelists, with Mr. McLaughlin getting the final word, even if seemingly with tongue in cheek.
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He would joke with people when they came to signings and say, "I hope you enjoy my son's work of fiction," kind of tongue-in-cheek.
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"Drugs" is a sick track, full of bright, squelchy synth lines and sugary, crystalline vocals, with lyrics that are equal parts tongue-in-cheek and sincere.
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The seriousness of these political and psychosexual implications, told through tongue-in-cheek (or cock-and-nose) wordplay and humor, are important themes in Bernstein's work.
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The creators of the job bot sites never intended to develop a tongue-in-cheek narrative on society's robot hysteria: They just wanted to be helpful.
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So part of it is about the reality of mortality and then the other part is a little tongue-in-cheek and all about intimate relationships.
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Sprinkled in with tongue-in-cheek tweets about how we're expected to continue living now that Evans is off the market were disappointing expressions of confusion.
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"I would advise everyone to run to their nearest psychologist," Springsteen joked, by way of tongue-in-cheek advice on a Radio 2 interview last year.
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It combines the tech elements of Trelik-era of drum programming with the kind of synth work that's as tongue-in-cheek as it is ecstatic.
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The tongue-in-cheek title of his new multi-decade survey at the Queens Museum, co-organized by No Longer Empty, is All Over the Place.
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Thomson shout-sings these questions with a pitch-perfect balance of sincere vulnerability and tongue-in-cheek egotism, backed by his band's blend of post-hardcore.
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When her brother gave her a label maker as a tongue-in-cheek gift one Christmas, little did he know that it would revolutionize her life.
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Lighten up, Bloomberg's campaign has responded to complaints about the videos and fake quotes — of course it's tongue in cheek humor intended to make a point.
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The reference to the 533 Warner Herzog documentary is tongue-in-cheek, but Li is describing the struggles the festival had in getting off the ground.
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The ceremony was the Pwnie Awards, a largely tongue in cheek affair that celebrates the best—and in other ways the worst—hacks of the year.
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Founder Benjamin Saks notes that the project started out a bit tongue-in-cheek, but eventually it became a real project and turned out pretty well.
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But what about Fort Trump, the supposedly tongue-in-cheek name President Andrzej Duda of Poland has proposed for an American military base in his country?
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I guess I gravitate toward more chicanery on a Sunday and managed to fixate on some variation of tongue in cheek, but this was simply ANCHORED.
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Cinderella, technically an adaptation of a 2011 Korean novel of the same name, is filled with tongue-in-cheek on-screen doodles and purposefully impossible stunts.
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What follows is a wild, tongue-in-cheek political thriller, with Justin Theroux playing both the president of the United States and his would-be murderer.
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He suggested, tongue in cheek, that cities should be sliced into strips, with everything in one strip preserved and everything in the next open for development.
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The showrunners behind The Proud Family were smart, adding in tongue-in-cheek elements of the show that many of us would only understand years later.
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At the top right corner of the photo, above her desk, you can see a tongue-in-cheek traffic sign warning of camels crossing the road.
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But they generally see a much greater opening among those white, non-college, non-evangelical women -- who some party strategists, slightly tongue in cheek, call WNCNEW.
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The Emmys kicked off Monday night with a tongue-in-cheek nod to diversity in Hollywood by an ensemble of nominees performing a jaunty musical number.
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The pair recorded their high-spirited adventures in a tongue-in-cheek illustrated scrapbook that was eventually published in 1974 under the title, One Special Summer.
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Presumably, nobody will ever ask her any of these things again because she has dragged us all, in a typically tongue-in-cheek and intelligent way.
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Gutfeld, tongue-in-cheek, had a solution: "Super-Turbo-Hyper-Capitalism," the first system of its kind where every single worker get his or her own startup.
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Ultimately, Los Alamos Rolodex maintains a certain tongue-in-cheek wink that allows us to come to our own conclusions about the confounding implications of nuclear weapons.
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This tweet below may be tongue-in-cheek – wanting Screen Time to tell you super specific actions you've taken – but it's not that big of an ask.
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"With creative director Jeremy Scott at the helm, this fashion house is famous for its tongue-in-cheek designs and unapologetic aesthetic," EA says on its website.
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She says the "tongue-in-cheek response" to criticism is "just too easy" for brands and positions people who complain as "supposedly without a sense of humour".
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Their choice of song this night, "Rattlesnake Shake," was written by Green as a tongue-in-cheek tribute to drummer Mick Fleetwood's love of, err, self love.
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"We wanted this to be fun and kind of tongue-in-cheek, but also to have legitimate scientific data backing it up," Macbeth tells The Washington Post.
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Hickman did not respond to comments, having suggested in an earlier interview with the Sacramento Bee that his words were meant to be "tongue-in-cheek" humor.
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Laidlaw has professed tongue-in-cheek bafflement that people are connecting "Epistle 3" to Half-Life, but he's also offered a few more details about the tale.
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Her answers provide a tongue-in-cheek look at what has (and hasn't changed) over the decades in the way that nude male bodies have been photographed.
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That mode is now rolling out, but there's a tongue-in-cheek trick you need to do in order to activate it: you have to moon someone.
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Though the chain only has US locations in California and Nevada, Eggslut's tongue-in-cheek name and menu are known nationwide — especially among those who love brunch.
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" In November 2005, they released American Edit (six months before Girl Talk's breakout Night Rippers), which Gill describes tongue-in-cheek as a "eclectic circus of nonsense.
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The original script was written by the Coen brothers back in the 1980s, and that DNA shines through with every tongue-in-cheek setup and comedic misdirect.
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There's an element of costume drama to the brand's archive, which feels a little tongue-in-cheek against the athleisure and streetwear that's recently taken the industry.
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A United States senator since 2009, Franken charts that personal story in his new memoir with the tongue-in-cheek title, Al Franken, Giant of the Senate.
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Why Verge readers might care: The trailers look spectacular: visually daring and experimental, jazzy and full of lively energy, funny and tongue-in-cheek but also beautiful.
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Camus's humanism didn't have room for Breton's joking tongue-in-cheek nihilism or Marx's deadly serious historical thinking, but he did have certain insights about their incompatibility.
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We last premiered the NYC band's Richard Kern-directed video "Boys (I Dated in High School)," which was deliciously tongue-in-cheek and featured some dishy boys.
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" Asked about such criticism, Hasbro doubled down with a tongue-in-cheek response: "We think the game is 'lit' and didn't intend for it to be 'salty.
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John Ratcliffe offered a tongue-in-cheek remark for Strzok's posture in contrast with the litany of texts he exchanged with Lisa Page offering anti-Trump sentiment.
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Last week, the tongue-in-cheek video Max Lanman posted to Reddit advertising his then-girlfriend's used 1996 Honda Accord with 141,095 miles on it went viral.
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The tongue-in-cheek video is part of EV coalition Veloz's "Kicking Gas" and Electric For All campaign to bring more electric cars to California and beyond.
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This year he used a crowdfunding campaign to launch Flatbar, a vegan energy snack with tongue-in-cheek names like Switch Mango Push and Banana Berrial Flip.
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Perhaps something is lost in translation, but the sentiment appears to be a tongue-in-cheek reminder of a misfire that Samsung almost certainly wants to forget.
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So sure, AirPods aren't the most expensive earbuds on the market, and the jokes that the product is a display of wealth are largely tongue-in-cheek.
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Musk tweeted a link to the TMZ story accompanied by the words, "It's not a Flamethrower, Mr. Escobar," a tongue-in-cheek reference to the device's name.
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Craig Gillespie's tongue-in-cheek rendering treats her sympathetically even while portraying the 1994 attack on Nancy Kerrigan as a comically harebrained, "Fargo"-esque plan gone awry.
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Warren also unveiled a tongue-in-cheek "Calculator for the Billionaires" that allows the ultra-rich to see how much they'd pay under Warren's wealth tax proposal.
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We wrap this week with tongue-in-cheek portraits of Guinness World Record holders and the breathtaking work of winners from the 2020 Sony World Photography Awards.
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"Donald Trump will win Minnesota by stopping by the airport today," read the tongue-in-cheek headline in a story by the alternative weekly Minnesota City Pages.
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The completely straightfaced "white people doing karaoke" feel of the album's track list is undoubtedly intentional, but the album's origins are a little more tongue-in-cheek.
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While most of the tweets were tongue-in-cheek, Ivanka Trump's use of "happy holidays" over "Merry Christmas" highlights tension between the first daughter and the president.
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And recently, Glover made a tongue-in-cheek-and-now-retracted call for a ban on Gracie Tournaments because of a regulation specifically banning the Donkey Guard.
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"I will always be humble to my dying day," Mr. Hicks, tongue in cheek as usual, said when interviewed in 2013 by Roberta Donnay of the Hot Licks.
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In "Strictly No Elephants," a sunny, smart, tongue-in-cheek tale written by Lisa Mantchev, friendships are born out of mutual respect for the idiosyncratic choices of others.
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"First of all, she'd say, 'You're welcome' and I think she'd be a little tongue in cheek that she fell on the proverbial sword for me," Fisher said.
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Arm yourself with these tongue-in-cheek tips, and you're sure to have a happy — and cozy, if you play your cards right with the coat — holiday season.
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Sometimes it was tongue-in-cheek fun, like with the Leisure Suit Larry series, other times it was even more disturbing than the games from the early '80s.
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According to Benjamin Critton, the typographer and graphic designer who created OV Gothic, it began as a tongue-in-cheek sendup of another classic American sportswear brand: Nike.
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Even the Swedish furniture retailer got in on the fun with a tongue-in-cheek PSA that helps customers distinguish the original FRAKTA bag from its luxury lookalikes.
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While this may seem random, it's not that surprising considering Reynolds' snuck in a number of other tongue-in-cheek references, including one to his wife, Blake Lively.
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If you concentrate on "quality" films, and strip away tongue-in-cheek (Bond), propaganda ("Green Berets"), crass ("Rambo"), and allegory ("The Alamo"), you find a more-balanced judgment.
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But sometimes, the tongue-in-cheek slogans and signs are the ones people will remember — who can forget the "Carol deserved best picture" sign at the Women's March?
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But when presenter after presenter hit on the same tone-deaf sentiment, it started to feel like the awards show was giving itself a tongue-in-cheek pass.
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I played it slightly tongue-in-cheek because I never quite believed that James Bond was a spy because everybody knew him, they all knew what he drank.
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Clooney uses them as an springboard for moments of bigotry and horror, even though they never impact the tongue-in-cheek core story of Gardner and his family.
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If you can't go through the door, go through the window is the inaugural show's title — a bit tongue-in-cheek considering the impenetrability of the exhibition space.
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Berninger isn't always so strikingly direct; "Squalor Victoria" is slippery in its meaning, but, with its tongue-in-cheek white-collar discontent, it's unmistakably channeling a similar sentiment.
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Take her first campaign in London, recreating the tongue-in-cheek shoot for Marc Jacobs back in 2008, the year she launched herself into the world of fashion.
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Cashin said his hat, with "S&P 3000" emblazoned on the front, was tongue-in-cheek, cautioning that investors should not get overly excited by the day's milestone.
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"The line is meant to be tongue-in-cheek," said Nicholas Gurney, who opened the restaurant last January with Tapos Singha, its chef, who is a Bangladesh native.
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The tongue-in-cheek spy caper would go on to earn $183 million internationally on a $218 million budget — not a total flop, but not a success, either.
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Using a tongue-in-cheek approach, the Boise, Idaho, couple injected some sharp satire in the failed fertility treatments and the long adoption process they had to endure.
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Piękniewski says solutions to these few examples are possible, but, like James Bridle's tongue-in-cheek Autonomous Trap 001, the point of the series is to raise questions.
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Whether it's political, tongue-in-cheek, or just straight-up hilarious, there isn't a better conversation starter than a piece of clothing that says what we're all thinking.
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In the tweet he also makes a tongue-in-cheek reference to film Carol, which features a lesbian couple and is currently garnering a lot of Oscar buzz.
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It's a tongue-in-cheek simulation of an average day at the office, part of a growing crop of games that parody the deadly serious European simulator genre.
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Despite publicly slamming events of cultural significance, Dash took the stage to offer a tongue-in-cheek "Happy Black History Month" as the Oscars' new head of diversity.
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So widespread is this trope that New York magazine ran a tongue-in-cheek piece questioning why exactly the Lazy Girl has become such a popular internet meme.
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Kanye also dropped a series of tongue-in-cheek tweets about taking the songs down, putting the back up, down, up, down, and then finally up for good.
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" The White House has defended the president's remarks, saying Trump was being "tongue-in-cheek," and press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters that Trump was "clearly joking.
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McCarthy offered some tongue-in-cheek advice for his friend across the aisle: "I think she would be minority whip or minority leader," he said with a smile.
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Tongue-in-cheek jollof wars are common, particularly among Nigerians and Ghanaians who have been locked in a never-ending battle of which country has the best version.
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The Good Wife was a tongue-in-cheek shot at how the public perceived Alicia Florrick (Julianna Margulies) in the wake of her husband Peter's fall from grace.
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The first clean play Martin made all day came on a flyout in the sixth, drawing a tongue-in-cheek ovation from the home fans at Safeco Field.
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The blog's steadfast dedication to pinpoint accuracy often comes across as part of a larger, tongue-in-cheek performance built around a potentially unhealthy obsession with Mario factoids.
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"The Man" is overtly sexual, hypermasculine to the point of homoeroticism, but also tongue in cheek in a way that pulls itself back from becoming legit softcore porn.
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YouTuber Jaclyn Hill opted to go tongue-in-cheek this Halloween, dressing up as "cancel culture" following a disastrous launch of her own lipstick line earlier this year.
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Made in 1974, John Carpenter's low-budget feature debut is a tongue-in-cheek science-fiction comedy centered on some of the most ragged astronauts in film history.
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The vocals are definitely over the top, switching back and forth on some tracks between low growls and falsetto screeching that toes the line of tongue-in-cheek.
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In the beginning, we played our roles with a bit of tongue in cheek, but at some point the sheer make-believe wore thin, leaving just earnest adoration.
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" In typical Ellen fashion, DeGeneres ended her speech with a tongue-in-cheek quip â€" thanking her non-existent husband "Mark" and their non-existent children at length.
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The title is a tongue-in-cheek nod to the art world's pretentious titles, while also, Mr. Twist said, a pretty decent description of the border wall itself.
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Time's Richard Schickel fretted that filmmakers "don't give a hoot about the movie's scariest implications," referring to its tongue-in-cheek celebration of bug-squashing futuristic space-fascism.
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There's an urge to include a tongue-in-cheek homage to our phones, or to note the overall weirdness of this digital time at the end of emails.
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The White House has defended Trump's remarks, saying Trump was being "tongue-in-cheek," and Huckabee Sanders told reporters Tuesday that Trump was "clearly joking" in his remarks.
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"Skeleton Key" crams hooks into its bobbing bassline and crunchy guitars, while the tongue-in-cheek "Flat Earth" uses the conspiracy theory as a metaphor for personal stagnation.
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A globe showing a huge Poland surrounded by the oceans adorns the Chairman's desk - a tongue-in-cheek suggestion that Poland is indeed the whole world for Kaczynski.
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With its ever-changing but consistently garish animated header, Belong seems to deliver a tongue-in-cheek homage to the aforementioned vaporwave movement as well as to Brutalism.
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Initially called the Whitney Houston Biennial and founded in 12063 by artist C. Finley, it began as a tongue-in-cheek answer to the Whitney Biennial's gender disparity.
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Orban's "illiberal" brand of democracy has already earned him a tongue-in-cheek greeting of "Hello Dictator!" from the head of the executive, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker.
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The song — which tells the mournful yet tongue-in-cheek story about a duel between two cowboys — is playfully rendered in the style of Johnny Cash or Willie Nelson.
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"Singaporeans are not known for being super crazy, so we thought it&aposd be quite fun to do a tongue-in-cheek T-shirt for the event," he said.
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Sashaying along the Milan Fashion Week runway, the Jeremy Scott-designed Fall/Winter 2017 line raised eyebrows, trolling us all with tongue-in-cheek sass and subtle sustainability messaging.
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I also realize that reminding everyone that Michael Bolton has a tongue-in-cheek Valentine's Day special coming to Netflix next month is probably not going to do that.
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These caveats aside, the research published today does get DeepMind just a little bit closer to solving the first half of its tongue-in-cheek, two-part mission statement.
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Raging Justice is a slightly tongue-in-cheek revival of the side-scrolling beat 'em ups of yore—the Final Fights and Streets of Rages of the 16bit world.
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A cornerstone of their campaign has been tongue-in-cheek "stunts" intended to show how government institutions favor Christianity in ways that would never be tolerated for other religions.
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"The Meow Wars was a tongue-in-cheek conflict between a bunch of people who refused to take anything seriously, and system administrators who took *everything* seriously," said Boyd.
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"Posting pictures from spectacular tropical locations in the peak of the British winter probably hasn't made me the most popular person on social media," he said, tongue-in-cheek.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) made a point similar to Singer's and Dawn's back in 2001 with their somewhat tongue-in-cheek "Eat the Whales" campaign.
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Ayer's tongue-in-cheek tone plays up the killer instincts of the Suicide Squad along with a plot that sees them try to sacrifice themselves for the greater good.
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Romero was miffed at McGregor's tongue-in-cheek comments about beating up Jesus Christ if he was an MMA fighter, then later implying that he was a deity himself.
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Last week, in light of Apple's revised revenue guidance, my TC colleague Ron Miller made a tongue-in-cheek apology for taking so long to upgrade his old iPhone.
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"I was nervous," Johansson says in the tongue-in-cheek video called "My First Time" released Tuesday by the advocacy groups We Stand United and March For Our Lives.
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Comedian Kumail Nanjiani plays the character Dinesh on HBO's "Silicon Valley," a tongue-in-cheek satire about a scrappy start-up, Pied Piper, taking on a technology giant, Hooli.
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I say this tongue in cheek, but a part of me really believes it: When I was a kid, I went to a ballgame to see two starters pitch.
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The 30-year-old Lamar, who was collecting an award for his album "Damn," delivered the tongue-in-cheek endorsement as he accepted the award for best rap album.
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It's one where its biggest devotees—tongue-in-cheek or not—could see themselves getting married, and one that could sell its own line of clothing at Forever 21.
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Tongue-in-cheek reactions such as "the government is going to harvest the leeks again" or "we're being picked like leeks" are common among members of the middle class.
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CHD brings together comedians with developers and designers to produce real, usable products that are as funny—if not in a tongue-in-cheek sense—as they are useful.
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It's not strictly TV, but the bit showcases his ongoing tongue-in-cheek persona as someone who's blurred the lines between Adam West and Batman a little too much.
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"Reddit is built upon content aggregation and not on content creation," John Savoia, who's widely credited with creating the tongue-in-cheek sport of Dogspotting, told me via email.
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The drowsy, narcotic "Beetlebum" is immediately followed with the tongue-in-cheek grunge pastiche of "Song 2", which as mentioned earlier remains one of Hollywood's go-to adrenaline patches.
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Both "Rockin'" and "Love to Lay" seem like they purposely play into the Michael Jackson critiques of Tesfaye's pop career, doubling as certified bops and tongue-in-cheek acknowledgment.
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American artist David Horvitz has a tongue-in-cheek answer to this: he promises to think of you, for one minute, at the very reasonable price of one euro.
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The New York Times published a tongue-in-cheek piece on the five ways Hill Republicans are grappling with Trump, including those who walk fast to avoid tough questions.
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"Kate and I are well aware that it can be upsetting when people create an environment that doesn't take your needs into account," Mr. Defoe says, tongue in cheek.
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Hannity's suggestion that witnesses destroy evidence could be charitably deemed at least partially tongue-in-cheek, as he referenced Hillary Clinton's email scandal during his rant on the show.
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"It was somewhat tongue-in-cheek, but it's also true that some naive part of me believes I can dig my way out of disaster," Paulson-Ellis tells me.
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Starring Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper, Jeremy Renner, Amy Adams, and Jennifer Lawrence, American Hustle takes a tongue-in-cheek look at the moral intersection between con man and investigator.
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"It's not a place of puffed-chest patriotic pride but of tongue-in-cheek pragmatism and self-deprecation," Emma Beddington, an English writer and longtime Brussels resident, told me.
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He has come a long way from being the subject of tongue-in-cheek chants at Madison Square Garden calling for him to make a late entry into games.
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Paul Donovan, a senior economist at UBS who was suspended after making tongue-in-cheek comments about an outbreak of swine fever in China, is returning to work today.
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One specific item emerged out of leopard print's cultural roar, thanks to a seasonal ease of wear and a tongue-in-cheek Instagram account: the leopard-printed midi skirt.
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But the most important thing to recognize in the decoration at 529 Broadway is that it isn't "wry or tongue-in-cheek," said Harry Kendall, a partner at BKSK.
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" Mr. Flake noted that "the president's most ardent defenders use the now-weary argument that the president's comments were meant as a joke, just sarcasm, only tongue in cheek.
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What made Trainor famous, though, was her cheeky lyrics: "All About That Bass" skyrocketed her to popularity in 2013, and the star has been releasing tongue-in-cheek songs since.
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Fans, mostly tongue-in-cheek, blamed the team's decades-long championship drought on the 1919 decision to trade legend Babe Ruth, aka the Bambino, to the rival New York Yankees.
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But Tokyo and New York-based designers PARTY, a group of creative coders and technologists who build electronics, have created a rather tongue-in-cheek solution to this social issue.
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In December, the CEO shared a tongue-in-cheek video introducing the world to the homemade AI assistant — voiced by none other than Morgan Freeman — he built for his family.
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Congressman Castro, however, made a tongue-in-cheek announcement for his twin brother when he said on 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' on Friday that he will be running.
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Fans, mostly tongue-in-cheek, blamed the team's decades-long championship drought on the 20173 decision to trade legend Babe Ruth, aka the Bambino, to the rival New York Yankees.
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British retailer Joy has been widely criticized for what was meant to be a tongue-in-cheek "Meet The Parents"-themed holiday style guide sent out to e-mail subscribers.
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Delete: Miranda advises deleting all words that are empty descriptives, such as "maven" or "ninja" or any other tongue-in-cheek phrase that isn't a real title or professional descriptor.
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The tone of "Je Ne Me Connais Pas," a phrase meaning "I don't know myself" in French is rather tongue-in-cheek — purposefully funny and a big, self-aware wink.
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Gone was the tongue-in-cheek sass of tracks like "Bullets are Scene," and in its place was an eleven-track concept record around the confessions of a serial killer.
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As tongue-in-cheek as this TV Guide theory is, Riverdale creator Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa definitely enjoys hinting that there's more than meets the eye going on in this town.
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The Accountant is so brazenly silly in so many ways that it borders on the tongue-in-cheek — this, perhaps, is what ultimately sustains it for more than two hours.
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A Welsh football fan got to see his national team play the semifinals at Euro 2016 in France after winning a tongue-in-cheek Facebook challenge with his American boss.
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But beyond your tongue-in-cheek treasures — miniature Sesame Street-style bins, bicycle wheel hats, stained and disheveled Moschino shopping bags — the fall 2017 show's message is actually nothing new.
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At first I was worried it might be interpreted as ironic or tongue-in-cheek but the truth is that it is exactly what my perfect radio station would play.
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The Tennessee cops' Facebook post, to be fair, was somewhat tongue-in-cheek: "On a more or less serious note: Folks… please don't flush your drugs m'kay," the post read.
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This comes in response to a tongue-in-cheek obituary for the natural wonder published in Outside Magazine, "Great Barrier Reef (25 Million BC-2016)," by the writer Rowan Jacobsen.
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Today, April 18, the company is releasing the new app TrickPics (free on iOS and Android), which celebrates and encourages sharing nude selfies, in a very tongue-in-cheek way.
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Fall Out Boy would continue to be referential and tongue-in-cheek throughout their career, referencing everything from films to plays to themselves, and this blueprint was created with Grave.
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"The whole idea of emojis and reacjis [is] that tongue in cheek approach to the way we work," Arturo Arrarte, head of Asia-Pacific growth at Slack told Business Insider.
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In a tongue-in-cheek parody of ethnographic documentaries, Mr. Rouch's star, Damouré Zika, travels to Paris with the ostensible goal of learning more about the construction of tall buildings.
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Natural Light is also very active on social media, where its witty, tongue-in-cheek persona has attracted more than 32,000 followers on Twitter and more than 86,000 on Instagram.
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The band's latest album, "Stereotype," includes both thrashing hardcore criticizing the police state ("Pigs Are Haram") and a tongue-in-cheek ditty that parrots its slogans ("See Something, Say Something").
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Many think we do, including Catherine Pearlman, a mother of two who penned a tongue-in-cheek letter to her daughter's middle school principal in a blog post for Today.
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He also, several times, apparently tongue-in-cheek indulged his famous ego, such as when he told the crowd he was simply a vessel to give voice to their frustrations.
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Years ago, local boosters proposed a tongue-in-cheek advertising campaign starring a mascot called Border Guard Bob, who would dissuade young people from abandoning the city's Rust Belt remains.
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Since graduating from the School of Visual Arts, she's exhibited her tongue-in-cheek brand of found-art mixtures all around New York, in Philadelphia, Wyoming, Mexico, Colombia, and more.
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A screen lit up with a countdown clock, and in an instant, internet speculation and tongue-in-cheek, this-could-never-happen fantasy booking was revealed to be a reality.
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On one hand there's "Device Control," which is a semi-serious, semi-tongue-in-cheek observation of contemporary life and a slight mocking of the practice of constant self-streaming.
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Mr. Trump is a master of catchphrases; he uses them so often that news organizations can be tempted to adopt them, often tongue-in-cheek, as shorthand for government policy.
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The sold-out event, with its tongue-in-cheek Jane Austen reference (its tagline was "Not intended for Jane Austen, nor the faint of heart") lasted until nearly 4 a.m.
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In a tongue-in-cheek new ad campaign, the Swedish furniture giant presents its own chargers, including VARV and RIGGAD, using slogans that are typical to iPhone launches and ads.
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When the Brooklyn Academy of Music's first Next Wave Festival was advertised in 224, the organizers included tongue-in-cheek promotional material directed at those skittish about its adventurous programming.
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"I have seen the President's most ardent defenders use the now-weary argument that the President's comments were meant as a joke, just sarcasm, only tongue in cheek," he said.
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Tweets falsely implying the account was actually Lis Smith, a communications adviser for the Buttigieg campaign, garnered thousands of retweets and likes on Sunday despite Smith's tongue-in-cheek denial.
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She cited a tongue-in-cheek definition of "mixed reality" referring to both digital crossover into the real world and the deliberate obfuscation of the truth at a greater scale.
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"Maybe it's my love of words in general, but all gifts scripted with phrases either tongue in cheek or inspirational are always high on my holiday wish list," Markle wrote.
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"We got confetti and decorations," and even had a tongue-in-cheek speech built into the ceremony about how "we're not spreading viruses, we're spreading love," as she puts it.
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Those who are able to look past the initial shock or gross-out factor will discover the beauty and tongue-in-cheek irony of the work just beneath the surface.
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The starter pack ranks alongside the "What People Think I Do" meme and the Dungeons & Dragons alignments system, both tongue-in-cheek ways of "sorting" the internet and our identities.
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Not realizing their next project was going to produce anything of substance either, they christened it with a tongue-in-cheek very metal moniker and thought no more of it.
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McDowall's film takes a simple plot and elevates it to a new high with a wonderful, tongue-in-cheek style, committed oddball actors, and impeccable retro 90s production and costume design.
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Or maybe — just maybe — this public "backlash" to the product is all a little tongue-in-cheek, and will have little effect on the humble slow cooker's place in American kitchens.
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When I asked Kompotis whether his team's findings should make people with insomnia think about getting a hammock, he responded, seemingly with tongue in cheek, that he personally would consider it.
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In a society where women are often expected to be hyper-sexualized and available to men at all times, this tongue-in-cheek reaction hits home for a lot of us.
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Vetements' new, knockoff-inspired jacket, dubbed an "official fake," is exceptionally tongue-in-cheek than the O.G. version (or the knockoff iteration that came between the original and the "official fake").
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"It's a tongue-in-cheek, silly-a** satire that pokes fun at the movie business's recent re-do obsession, featuring an all-star cast of cameos and familiar faces," Smith said.
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He noted that renaming the town to Gay Hell was a tongue-in-cheek response to the Trump administration's ban on U.S. embassies flying rainbow flags in honor of Pride month.
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In tongue-in-cheek answers, Madeleine Holden assigns a Critique My Dick Pic-style review and grade for artists' photographs of male nudes, ranging from the late 19th century to today.
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Thus, from the beginning, the standard of perfection that "dadbod" is supposedly expanding from is inherently ridiculous, and there's always been a kind of tongue-in-cheek tinge to its usage.
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But within hours — thanks largely to internet users' (mostly) tongue-in-cheek obsession with secret Illuminati machinations — his tweet showing son Vaughn modeling the new unis was a bonafide viral sensation.
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" Asked if Trump would be back on the teleprompters at his next rally, Conway muttered "who knows" before offering a tongue-in-cheek comment: "He's always on message, don't you think?
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"It's a little bit tongue in cheek, but at the end of the day it's still that fire because it's still that fire, if you understand what I mean," Action says.
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Actress America Ferrera used the hashtag to share a tongue-in-cheek map from Nate Silver's FiveThirtyEight on what the electoral college would look like if women refuse to vote Trump.
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The book is a bit tongue-in-cheek, to be fair, but some of the language and descriptions, surrounded by clip-art or screenshots of internet resources, are a little much.
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"Basically 'The Hipster' was a tongue-in-cheek dig at all things hip, and gently taking the mickey out of that special category of wine professionals—the sommelier," he told MUNCHIES.
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"Join us cucks and snowflakes, safe spacers and libtards, as we enjoy a collective cathartic yell into the heavens about our current political establishment," reads the tongue-in-cheek event description.
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In the book, you cite a lot of facts, but then there's this sort of tongue-in-cheek tone throughout, suggesting, for example, that Charles Dickens might have been a cannibal.
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Some are tongue-in-cheek and genre-aware, like Bad Genes and Killer Kids, or Slashics, but others are oriented to the deeper history of the form (Hammer's Hellions, Bava-thon).
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Through his gorgeous, staged photos and tongue-in-cheek captions that "kind of poke fun at the whole influencer thing itself," Shannon has amassed an Instagram following of more than 19,000.
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Through his gorgeous, staged photos and tongue-in-cheek captions that "kind of poke fun at the whole influencer thing itself," Shannon has amassed an Instagram following of more than 19,000.
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Tide detergent pods were at the center of a the tongue-in-cheek (but dangerous) "Tide Pod Challenge" that encouraged people to post videos of them eating the nonedible detergent pods.
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On his official Twitter account, Lochte said: "My hair is going back to its normal color tomorrow", in what appeared to be a tongue-in-cheek reference to changing his appearance.
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Blogger Katie Stephens, better known as Katie Jean, responded to the CDC's advice with a tongue-in-cheek chart of the best liquors to drink with each form of birth control.
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Mercury Prize-winning trio Young Fathers are no stranger to making a statement, and yesterday they dropped a visual which does just that, albeit partly in a tongue-in-cheek way.
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Whether or not you enjoyed the tongue-in-cheek 211s cover she recorded with Beavis & Butt-Head, Sonny & Cher's "I Got U Babe" remains one of the 123s' best-loved songs.
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These works convey a really playful, almost innocent sexuality, which is really joyful, sensual and holistic, and also often very tongue-in-cheek, which I find a beautiful approach to sex.
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Takei didn't specify who wouldn't make the cut, but it was probably a tongue-in-cheek reference to the long-running feud he's had with William Shatner, who played Captain Kirk.
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Abreu's proclamation is a tongue-in-cheek reference to the political crisis in Venezuela, criticizing the opposition leader Juan Guaidó's decision to proclaim himself interim president of Venezuela on January 1003.
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Some of it, at least on Twitter, was mistakenly directed to the Academy Award-winning screenwriter Jordan Peele, who accepted it all with a tongue-in-cheek reply on Sunday afternoon.
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THE SQUARE "Force Majeure" already brought the Swedish director Ruben Ostlund international attention (especially after a YouTube video, possibly tongue-in-cheek, showed him melting down while watching the Oscar nominations).
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The day after Zolotov's video dropped, a Russian lawmaker named Sergey Ivanov from Russia's far-right LDPR party submitted an apparently tongue-in-cheek draft bill to codify procedures for dueling.
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And then, to make things stranger, populate the rest of the scene with some Edward Gorey-style ghosts, skittering across the landscape — at once menacing, comical and slightly tongue-in-cheek.
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Mr. Pintilie's puckishness was evident in an interview in which he talked about his films and, with tongue in cheek, about his need to become spellbound by the actresses he cast.
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The peanut-butter brand owned by J.M. Smuckers Co. is stoking the embers of the 30-year-old controversy with a tongue-in-cheek campaign intended to settle the pronunciation debate.
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"The Complete Saga" offers simple but engaging gameplay with a silly, tongue-in-cheek sense of humor that reminds me why I fell in love with "Star Wars" as a kid.
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On his official Twitter account, Lochte said: "My hair is going back to its normal colour tomorrow", in what appeared to be a tongue-in-cheek reference to changing his appearance.
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The announcement of Ms. Monopoly comes a few weeks after the company received criticism for Monopoly Socialism -- a tongue-in-cheek game that sparked debate for its flippant handling of socialism.
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Yet what strikes me most about the selection of Davis's works is the sense of withholding they convey, alternatingly tongue-in-cheek, opaque, and otherwise imbued with a sense of refusal.
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Her best-known '70s works are her "Woman Rising" photographs, in which she enacts mythic rituals, sometimes tongue-in-cheek, amid natural landscapes, as shown by several examples in this exhibition.
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Held on Monday night in San Francisco's War Memorial Opera House, opposite City Hall, the Crunchies are a tongue-in-cheek Oscars clone for startups and people who invest in them.
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You can now teach them how to avoid the terrors of the deep with a beautifully illustrated, tongue-in-cheek Lovecraftian alphabet book that's newly available as a free, downloadable PDF.
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Gallery owner Jared Linge, tongue in cheek, delights in calling it the most depressing Christmas painting ever, and it's true that the seasonal associations of the palette survive even this treatment.
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One bar in Barcelona recently put up a sign that declared free beer for all - but then, tongue-in-cheek, said the measure was immediately suspended pending talks with the beer company.
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CLSA describes the exercise as "tongue in cheek," though it illustrates the power that traditional ideas — such as ensuring good fortune and avoiding disaster — hold in China and many parts of Asia.
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And in December, faced with prospect of spending Christmas isolated in a snowbound log cabin with her parents and her ex, the single princess posted a tongue-in-cheek conversation with Santa.
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In a tongue-in-cheek thank you to Trump, actor Bryan Cranston, who starred in TV's "Breaking Bad,' tweeted: "Your active participation monitoring the flight patterns and safety regulations was greatly appreciated.
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Starring in a new, very tongue-in-cheek advert for UK phone Network Three, everyone's favorite Thrones badass describes the trauma she's suffered from "black spots" (basically areas with no phone coverage).
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When over 20 of us have been murdered in this year (in the US alone), tongue-in-cheek attempts at downplaying the violence against our community are more than a little frustrating.
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The idea is to focus on events that are at least potentially interesting to a general audience, and to carry over the same accessible, tongue-in-cheek voice used in the newsletter.
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The screenshot of text was in response to Zuckerberg's tongue-in-cheek admission this week that his fake, not-yet-real home artificial intelligence assistant Jarvis is programmed never to play Nickelback.
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Rather, it appears to be a tongue-in-cheek attempt to highlight her point — that Facebook is happy to accept money for false political ads in the run up to an election.
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This is an expanded universe based upon monster movies, after all, and it could conceivably swing from straight horror to the more tongue-in-cheek takes seen in the Brendan Fraser series.
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And if you didn't have one, the party was there to help, with a station that made tinfoil hats — a tongue-in-cheek acknowledgment of how space fans have traditionally been viewed.
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And given these movies' reliably tongue-in-cheek advertising, it's a bit startling that it's a straightforward trailer that (finally) gives us a concrete sense of what to expect from the sequel.
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Many of his posts are subtly political, like a tongue-in-cheek list of reasons why Egyptians wanted to overthrow Mr Mubarak in 2011: a stable pound; manageable external debt; thriving tourism.
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Here is a list of videos that have a range of views but offer thoughtful, funny, tongue-in-cheek, or meaningful advice to people seeking to come out as queer or trans.
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This latest episode of "Book to Screen" — a series by Mashable Humor — takes a tongue-in-cheek look at criticisms of minor changes between movies and the books on which they're based.
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Taco salad Some years ago, Taco Bell ran a tongue-in-cheek ad campaign about how their hard-fried shells filled with beef, beans, cheese and vegetable matter were "technically" a salad.
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He did get briefly locked out of his account, he said, for tweeting about anime and joking about bitcoin — a tongue-in-cheek reference to scammers who impersonate him on the service.
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Moschino's fall/winter 2018 presentation, for example, was Scott's tongue-in-cheek take on an anti-Trump sentiment, where he questioned whether the late Jackie Onassis was an alien or an android.
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SNL also had a tongue-in-cheek response to Trump's assertion that "nobody has more respect for women than I do," which drew laughs from the debate audience and, apparently, the world.
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" With the presumptive nominees heading towards their respective national conventions, Cooper has released tongue-in-cheek promotional material for a forthcoming concert tour, including his own spoof slogan, "Make America Sick Again.
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In a tongue-in-cheek reference to her regal stature (she is eighth in line to the throne) and her name, Beatrice's stationery features a motif of a bee and a crown.
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New York-born Vaughn starred with David McCallum in "The Man from U.N.C.L.E," a tongue-in-cheek drama about battling world evil that was inspired by the James Bond books and movies.
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Kapture falls into the latter category, a tongue-in-cheek satire that follows a duo named Gary and Jeff (Ken Lawson and Toby Hargrave) as they test out various high-tech weapons.
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It's tongue-in-cheek, but Parton effortlessly describes the theft of capital from labor in this country, pervasive sexism in the workplace, and the general lack of appreciation for the working class.
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Some ads are wacky and tongue-in-cheek, like the twisted history in Philadelphia and Iowa's commercials, others are gorgeous and panoramic, and at least a few are all about the YOLO.
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In a press release about the dinner, the Daily Show's senior correspondent made a tongue-in-cheek reference to the president's Twitter style and talked about the importance of the First Amendment.
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The gallery purchased the paint for the artist, so Semple asked in a tongue-in-cheek letter for an apology, or the return of the pink, or for Kapoor to share Vantablack.
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But she's also totally in on the joke, as evidenced by the tongue-in-cheek video she posted to her Insta this weekend, wearing a t-shirt designed by Never Fully Dressed.
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Not to be outdone, Reebok just listed its own entry into the soiled clothing category — a sweat-soaked shirt — for the same price in a tongue-in-cheek swipe at the retailer.
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Originally a tongue-in-cheek rating system of Upper East Siders, the cult blog soon raked in thousands of page views and the fascination of a population beyond the tony Manhattan neighborhood.
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Mr. Bell experimented with topicality in the late-night FXX talk show "Totally Biased With W. Kamau Bell," and here he goes head-on into the business of tongue-in-cheek reportage.
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And it gave audiences a reason, however mild and tongue-in-cheek, to stay invested in every speech, even if they weren't necessarily familiar with the winner or the film being honored.
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"If you told me instead, 'You are looking at a scientific marvel that should really blow your mind,' I would say: no I'm not," Splinter's Hamilton Nolan wrote, perhaps tongue-in-cheek.
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Vetementshas built its entire brand identity around a satirical approach to fashion and consumer spending habits but its latest drop is taking the tongue-in-cheek appeal to a whole new level.
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When YouTube video blogger and Tesla fan Ben Sullins caught wind of Musk's uncomfortable sleeping arrangements, he started a tongue-in-cheek fundraising campaign to get the billionaire a new, comfy couch.
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"There was a little bit of tongue in cheek in that characterization, but there was also a lot of truth to it," Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said in explaining Trump's remark.
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The title of this fictional portrait of Daniel Boone is decidedly tongue-in-cheek, given that any attempt to portray the life of the famous frontiersman must contend with his outsize legend.
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Asked if she had computer and email experience, Clinton made a tongue-in-cheek reference to the controversy in 2016 surrounding her use of a private email server as secretary of State.
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"It's a tongue-in-cheek fun light look at three wonderful characters that we know, Michael Jackson, Liz Taylor and Marlon Brando, and they go on a road trip together," he explained.
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"The whole nature of DEF CON is to be subversive, to buck tradition, and to circumvent any traditional methods, and I think our tongue-in-cheek campaign did just that," Bowden said.
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Take a pint of Super Mario Kart, sprinkle in some tongue-in-cheek humor, and add a dash of funky fresh animation and an eye-catching concept, and you've got Coffin Dodgers.
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At the climactic end, Silva adds in his own bullet-time-style effects, plus a tongue-in-cheek nod to Rain Main, in this deluge of an ode to cinematic water droplets.
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In fact, the growth has been so fast that last year employees made a tongue-in-cheek video in which they tried, and sometimes failed, to name all 12 of Teneo's divisions.
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They came, somewhat tongue in cheek, in the citation for the prestigious Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award, which compared her irreverent "bad influence" to that of Lindgren, the Swedish author and political activist.
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His songs were full of tongue-in-cheek takes on life as a "good ol' boy," like 1994's "Pickup Man," his song about pickup trucks and the men who drive them.
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Episode 24: "Kevin Cronin Was Here" How tongue in cheek is it to have this Byrde singing REO Speedwagon's "Time To Fly" in a dream sequence in which she's recreating Cade's death.
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" One of the protest signs, a simultaneously sincere and tongue-in-cheek large red arrow pointing to the entrance of the Guess store, asked would-be shoppers, "GUESS WHO LAID US OFF?
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I think this song is supposed to be edgy or tongue-in-cheek or something, but honestly, I can't tell because I can't make it past the first 20 seconds without cringing.
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RotoWear, a website selling tongue-in-cheek apparel for sports fans, has its origins in fantasy sports (hence the roto- prefix) and has an entire collection of fantasy- and DFS-related merch.
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This time, an imposter deceitfully obtained and shared with CNN tongue-in-cheek emails that revealed that we feel Globalists present an existential threat to the agenda that got President Trump elected.
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Two, post some kind of tongue-in-cheek year-end reflection that both honors the progress you made in the last 365 days and looks to the future with hope and whimsy.
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"Some of the reports from the physician came back, tongue-in-cheek, saying this was the most interesting group of women he'd ever encountered because they weren't having their periods," she said.
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Charles responded with a tongue-in-cheek reference to his biggest 2019 controversy (termed "Dramageddon" in the beauty community) that involved accusations that Charles was predatory toward straight men — accusations he denies.
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Marsh said Currano's comment hit a nerve and inspired "The Bearded Lady Project: Challenging the Face of Science", a tongue-in-cheek way to celebrate women who dedicate their lives to the geosciences.
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But the show is different than what we've seen from Remini before, which was mostly tongue-in-cheek descriptions of what she personally experienced, and saw, as a celebrity member of the church.
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The deck is somewhat tongue-in-cheek, and each suit represents a different lesbian stereotype — couples, jocks, femmes, and butches — but it serves as an iconic documentation of queer life in the '90s.
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The insurer is hoping its somewhat tongue-in-cheek sweepstakes will resonate with a country forced to choose between two historically unfavorable aspiring heads of state in a contest marked with unprecedented hostility.
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" To that line, and not to a line which contains the word "bitch," Swift said, "It's obviously very tongue in cheek...And I really appreciate you telling me about it, that's really nice!
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His tongue-in-cheek NYC Department of Archaeology (DoA) currently has over a dozen fragmented objects — except, rather than being aged and decaying, they're all his own handcrafted and intentionally cracked tile mosaics.
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The name is a tongue-in-cheek reference to the Howey Test that the SEC uses to determine whether an investment is a security, which the Commission would therefore have legal jurisdiction over.
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It is the same tongue-in-cheek warning affixed to the dashboard of every off-road Mahindra Roxor vehicle that Indian automaker Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd assembles in a suburb north of Detroit.
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"A good way to relax and clear your mind is to repeat your personal mantra while walking through a sunlit field," reads the tongue-in-cheek description of the necklace on the site.
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You&aposre kind of were chuckling when we came back on camera, is anything in these ads, you know, sort of tongue in cheek or this is a 73 percent where you are?
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Clio Peppiatt After launching her eponymous label in 2014, Clio Peppiatt quickly earned herself a loyal fan base who adore her intricate hand-appliqués, illustrative embroidery, and tongue-in-cheek sense of humor.
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The Lego Ninjago Movie looks to continue the winning streak begun by The Lego Movie and The Lego Batman Movie, delivering a similar mix of open-hearted sincerity and tongue-in-cheek humor.
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Giphy, the site behind all of those tongue-in-cheek gifs you add to the end of office emails, tweets, and texts with friends, released a new set of 2,000 gifs Thursday morning.
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Now into its 22nd edition, the tongue-in-cheek forecast of the lunar year ahead predicts that industries related to metal and water will strengthen in the first half of the lunar year.
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To prove it, he's releasing a public service announcement supporting Sanders for president rife with the tongue-in-cheek marijuana jokes that ran throughout the "Cheech and Chong" comedies of the late '70s.
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Amazon Echo displays have begun popping up in strategic locations in Whole Foods across the country, sporting tongue in cheek signs that market the 'farm fresh' device as the 'pick of the season.
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"Fifty Shades of Grey" and "Pixels" were among the nominations this week for the Golden Raspberry Awards, nicknamed the Razzies, a tongue-in-cheek set of awards for the worst films from 2015.
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Armed with a strong funny bone and an eye-catching appreciation for proportion, Kasay makes an argues that you can express artistic inclination and still offer tongue-in-cheek opinions on modern society.
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Christensen told the Pioneer Press that the whole thing is really just a "tongue-in-cheek" attempt at drumming up Minnesotan pride after one of the state's own endured a brutal, public breakup.
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The artist's first big solo show in New York, Tongue in Cheek: The Inflatable Art of Jimmy Kuehnle, finds various inflatables spilling through and out of the building's various interior and exterior architectures.
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In nine episodes, Mr. Ray, a comedian and occasional actor, visits San Francisco, New Orleans, Seattle and six other American cities and gives a tongue-in-cheek assessment of their ambience and personality.
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Don't come to Bodrum on June 2150, the district council said in a tongue-in-cheek travel advisory aimed at Istanbul residents, as heavy snowfall is expected and the beaches will be shut.
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Which is probably why their officiant Arman Izadi â€" a self-identified Vegas party "mood director" and convicted pimp â€" kicked off the ceremony with a tongue-in-cheek comment about their influence.
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" Much to the chagrin of the middle class professionals waiting for their morning caffeine fix, Dave Grant's tongue-in-cheek response to my offhand question—"Is human flesh compatible with a vegan diet?
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Through his editorials, his interviews and his tongue-in-cheek appearances in the comics themselves, he created the legend of the Marvel Bullpen, and of Stan Lee, the team's friendly, alliteration-loving leader.
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A month later, BuzzFeed was celebrating his body of work, and international media outlets passed along their reactions — some amused, some mocking — to his tongue-in-cheek titles and memorable stock photo covers.
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" There's tons of those tongue-in-cheek lyrics on Midnite Vultures, thrown in as frequent treats: "Jockin' my Mercedes / Probably have my baby / Shop at Old Navy / He wish he was a lady.
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Hong's tongue-in-cheek illustrations celebrate the places Disney cartoons have earned in modern culture—but they also highlight the naiveté that permeates the innocent, nostalgia-inducing universes us kids grew up with.
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That's essentially as far as the biennial connection goes; that part of the name is mostly tongue-in-cheek, although another iteration of the event may occur in two years, Borello told me.
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He is well-connected both in Hollywood and on Broadway; earlier this year, he hosted the Tony Awards, making tongue-in-cheek references to his own refusal to come out of the closet.
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" When the tongue-in-cheek zodiac subgroups were analyzed, Geminis and Libras were found to have no benefit from aspirin, but the drug "produced halving of risk if you were born under Capricorn.
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It is an investigation into how history in general, and film history specifically, has perceived people with disfigurements, all done with a tongue-in-cheek attitude toward political correctness, but also genuine heart.
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DAMSEL Robert Pattinson, Mia Wasikowska and a miniature horse that was the talk of Sundance star in this tongue-in-cheek western from the brothers David and Nathan Zellner ("Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter").
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It is a kind of underwater fantasy featuring art and artifacts, including a bronze statue of Mickey Mouse, that, so Mr. Hirst's tongue-in-cheek narrative goes, were part of a fictional shipwreck.
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Hip-hop and jazz LPs line the shelves; tongue-in-cheek inspirational quotes are written in chalk on a giant blackboard; barrels are named and decorated with photos of vintage racecars and bicycles.
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Veera's post had been based on a tongue-in-cheek survey he carried out online as to which of the promises in the junta theme song "Returning Happiness to Thailand" had been kept.
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Despite the band's often telegraphed and (mostly) tongue-in-cheek disdain for heavy metal as a concept, doom metal has always lain at the heart of Thou's sound, and Magus is no aberration.
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Within the final section, aptly (and, perhaps, with a bit of tongue-in-cheek) entitled "Hero Worship," we find what is almost certainly the strangest and most intriguing contribution to Letters for Olson.
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At over five feet tall, it is a tongue-in-cheek critique of American excess, but also an invitation for grass roots collaboration, as two people are needed to turn the unwieldy pages.
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Indeed, while David Duke criticized Trump for his tweet, white nationalist Richard Spencer (perhaps with tongue in cheek) asked if Trump was condemning the left-wing "antifa" counterprotesters: Did Trump just denounce antifa?
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There have been some tongue-in-cheek comparisons made in the past to the height of Fed chairs and their propensity to raise rates, with 6-foot-9 Paul Volcker being the most aggressive.
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Cannupa Hanska's "The Weapon Is Sharing (This Machine Kills Fascists)" (2017), selected by Thompson, offers a bit of a tongue-in-cheek take on the ephemeral nature of documentation, particularly within a resistance movement.
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He's made the bizarre, seemingly tongue-in-cheek argument that his client Andrew Anglin shouldn't be responsible for coordinating the harassment of a Jewish real estate agent because he doesn't believe the Holocaust happened.
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Neither did Byata, D.A.B., Lionezz or other contestants of Ego Trip's The (White) Rapper Show and Miss Rap Supreme, both tongue-in-cheek reality TV competitions on VH1 that aired in 2007 and 2008.
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For all of the exhibition title's tongue-in-cheek glee, there is also a sense in which "Ethics demonstrated in geometrical order" is a precise and dispassionate description of Wurm's entire one minute practice.
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Frame has spread across London from Shoreditch to Queen's Park, Victoria, and King's Cross, transforming a single studio into a tongue-in-cheek brand that has even entered athleisure with a collaboration with Whistles.
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The tongue-in-cheek lyrics imagine Kadyrov threatening the players with his pistol, cutting off their thumbs so they are not distracted by their smart phones, and suggesting they shoot themselves when they lose.
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Judging from the videos available at launch, the app is holding true to its promise of "content first, advertising second," with laid-back, tongue-in-cheek shows that also happen to feature promoted products.
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This is a bit tongue-in-cheek, but the way Alison (Sasha Pieterse) has messed with Emily's (Shay Mitchell) head so many times over the years, it's kind of amazing that they're still together.
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The slang word "pot" probably comes from the Spanish "potiguaya" (seeds), and terms like "weed" and "grass" were meant to be tongue-in-cheek terms, poking fun at anti-marijuana propaganda like Reefer Madness.
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One viewer posted a photo of a line of tiny, rusty Soviet-era Moskvich cars, claiming, tongue in cheek, that a teacher's college had organized a "cheeky car race" through the streets of Moscow.
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With a tongue-in-cheek aside, however, actor Andy Serkis indicated that The Last Jedi's embrace of strong, powerful women could go beyond casting alone — and be a central theme to the film itself.
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Heugel has often shared stories about her depression and OCD in her work, in a snarky, tongue-in-cheek way, with dry humor -- but she says she rarely opened up about her exercise addiction.
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Earlier this year, a tongue-in-cheek tourism campaign for Cape Breton Island — near Maine -— attempted to lure Americans by waxing lyrical about Canada's liberal laws around religious diversity, abortion laws and affordable housing.
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Tongue-in-cheek, raw and unabashedly feminist – all traits that oozed into their brand of aggressively catchy music – the ladies are downright hilarious when left to their own devices, as evidenced throughout the documentary.
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Of course there were some tongue-in-cheek suggestions as to what Day-Lewis could do in his spare time, including possibly serving as President Trump's press secretary, a post occupied by Sean Spicer.
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On Wednesday, Amazon dropped a new trailer for its reboot of The Tick, bringing the tongue-in-cheek superhero back to the small screen in all his blue-suited, baritone glory this August. Spoon!
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Eroticism (from eros, sexually suggestive symbolism) is here expressed with tongue in cheek: instead of being about passion or bodily desire, Todd James mocks the beauty standards that spawn fake tans and severe dieting.
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For the more playful and not-so-rich, there's always Concours de' Lemons, "celebrating the awful, mundane and truly awful," a tongue-in-cheek knock off of the grandiose display of wealth across town.
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Boston has opened up city pools free to residents this weekend as the region could see temperatures again approach 100 degrees, and area police posted a tongue-in-cheek request on their Facebook page.
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The dialogue is trite in places and the writers try too hard to stuff the script with tongue-in-cheek references (including a weak pun about NASA and "sarvanasa", the Sansrkit word for disaster).
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The pillow, launched within Japan by Japanese brand Felissimo on Tuesday, belongs to the company's tongue-in-cheek You+More line; it also includes such amusing items as a wearable fried shrimp sleeping bag.
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This is tongue in cheek, of course, but speaking as someone whose father is white and whose mother is black Caribbean, there does seem to be a growing and pervasive fascination with multiracial people.
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The show's title, a tongue-in-cheek reference to Pablo Picasso's early obsession with reds, oranges, pinks, and earth tones, alludes to the Modernist, post-Impressionist, and Expressionist influences Chaves blends in these canvases.
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These are part of Jimmy Kuehnle's Tongue in Cheek, an exhibition of inflatable sculptures that consume various parts of the museum, and visitors are encouraged to bounce around on this pressure-filled contemporary art.
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Judging by her tongue-in-cheek mirror selfies, all it takes to pull off leggings in public is a dose of confidence, a good amount of smart layering and accessories, and a DGAF attitude.
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The piece comes with it's own 56-page, tongue-in-cheek libretto, a fully electronic soundtrack, and a sort of "box office" where you can buy a "ticket" (download the game) for the opera.
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Emma Garland With a knowingly kitsch throwback aesthetic and tongue-in-cheek lyrics straight out of a kitchen sink romance novel, the Long Blondes were the Pulp the 2000's never knew they needed.
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" But he offered another tongue-in-cheek interpretation of Trump's unpredictability: "We saw the president go through this with North Korea, then he and Kim became best buds — BFFs, as my kids put it.
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With her tongue-in-cheek moniker in place, she became known for brash speech inflected with Black slang and foul-mouthed raps, eventually catapulting her to a role on MTV's Girl Code in 2014.
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"Let's just say, if the biggest mistake I make is a tongue-in-cheek tweet about a Rose Bowl, the American people will sleep safely when I'm president of the United States," she said.
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"We conceived this as a rather tongue-in-cheek release but on reflection realize that our over enthusiasm may be seen as in poor taste by some and for which I apologize," he added.
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But when it comes to costumes taking a page from politics, how does Watton respond to critics who might find tongue-in-cheek costumes during tense political times not so funny and simply scary?
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Ortega keeps HSM just sincere enough to be endearing and just tongue-in-cheek enough to keep it from devolving into pure camp, and he also gifts it with plenty of great dance numbers.
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The ad for Aviation Gin is a tongue-in-cheek jab at Peloton's commercial titled "The Gift That Gives Back," which was released last month but has been featured heavily as the holidays approach.
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When Salah scores, he often celebrates by kneeling in prayer — a public display of faith to which his adoring Liverpool fans dedicated an entire tongue-in-cheek chantey: Mo Sa-la-la-la-lah!
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Isabel Kim's delightful Infinite Artwork Simulator is, as described, "a tongue-in-cheek artwork description generator" based on Mira Schor's musings on "Recipe Art" from her 2009 essay collection, A Decade of Negative Thinking.
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A few tongue-in-cheek song titles reference the show's major jokes, plot lines, and character arcs, including Monica's gorgeous apartment, the ugly naked guy, and the cast's insane paychecks toward the series' later seasons.
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Branding expert Howard A. Lim, president of brand strategy firm How Creative in Southern California, told Mashable in a phone call that he's seeing more companies use social media in a tongue-in-cheek way.
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The ornament is just one part of the lineup of birth control-related decorations Nasty or Nice is offering; other ornaments include one with an implant, a ring, and a tongue-in-cheek sterilization knot.
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She makes campaign appearances in lace-front wigs, brightly colored pantsuits and high heels, greeting voters under a tongue-in-cheek name, but make no mistake: Maebe A. Girl's bid for Congress isn't a joke.
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The title track—a tongue-in-cheek ode to misanthropy that repeated the title phrase ad infinitum over a crushing riff—is pretty much the last word in uncomfortably- drawn-out-way-too-long Wizard.
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"You sometimes get humanizing glimpses of the people behind the accounts through unexpected replies, or posts that seem to be playing to stereotype or otherwise tongue in cheek," says Samuel Wade, deputy editor of CDT.
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In the tongue-in-cheek Late Late Show skit above, Corden's Q&A gets totally derailed when Harris keeps popping onto the stage to answer questions from people who are clearly more interested in him.
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Twitter's decision to close its video sharing service Vine has been met with regret from one of the founders just as adult entertainment site Pornhub launched a tongue-in-cheek acquisition bid for the platform.
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" In November 2011, long before she was accused of murder, Crampton-Brophy explained the perfect way to kill one's husband in a tongue-in-cheek essay on her website entitled "How to Murder Your Husband.
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The Russian leader also engaged in a tongue-in-cheek exchange with French President Emmanuel Macron, saying with a smile that Russia could help protect Europe if its rift with the U.S. widens over Iran.
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Trump's doubling down on his comments and his tongue-in-cheek call to Russia to find and expose former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's lost emails have not helped to instill confidence in the candidate.
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Many of the scenes you can recognize immediately (like when you're watching Toy Story or Wall-E) and others are done tongue in cheek, but some you'll have to dig a little deeper to remember.
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And because Stephen Colbert is one of our modern masters of the inspired (though tongue in cheek) rant, he decided to perform his own version of the Kanye rant, and the result is pretty brilliant.
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According to the company's tongue-in-cheek blog post, they had hit up an advertising agency, which "wasted over six months of our precious time" with normal ads, featuring people playing the game and laughing.
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"Let's just say if the biggest mistake I make is a tongue-in-cheek tweet about a Rose Bowl, the American people will sleep safely when I am president of the United States," Fiorina said.
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For the record, the name "Rihanna" is believed to be derived from the Old Celtic word "Rigantona" which means "great queen" so yes, we can say (tongue in cheek) that England has a new queen.
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We're not sure who slipped something nasty into UPS's egg nog on Sunday, but the shipping company is facing backlash over a tongue-in-cheek tweet that went a bit too far into Grinch territory.
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As of Tuesday morning 1.2 million people said they would attend a clearly tongue-in-cheek event organized on Facebook called "Storm Area 51, They Can't Stop All of Us," which is scheduled for Sept.
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The gloriously tongue-in-cheek trailer above is for a gadget called the Nosulus Rift — essentially a virtual reality fart simulator that's linked to actual gameplay (remember the farting element in The Stick of Truth?).
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Even CNN's Jeanne Moos opted to turn Spicer's struggles into one of her trademark tongue-in-cheek satirical spoofs, calling upon everyone from Melissa McCarthy and "Saturday Night Live" to Trevor Noah and Steve Colbert.
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But this guide purports to focus specifically on the lineage of "Old Town Road," and how its platter of sounds—banjo, trap drums, a tongue-in-cheek twang—became so potent in the cultural imagination.
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But Mendoza had more to say about her photo than that it's just a tongue-in-cheek way to boast her love of highlighter (and maybe get some love from social media in the process).
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Both feature a woman sitting at home with a blanket over her head, and both contain tongue-in-cheek time lapses in which a woman spends an entire weekend in bed, staring at a computer.
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They're written with the same gripping attention to character and pace, and are just as darkly tongue-in-cheek as the novels (as a story about zombies versus San Diego Comic-Con cosplayers must be).
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When asked, "Is it ever OK for a rapper to have a ghostwriter," he answered thoughtfully: It's a fair enough point, and it's also almost definitely tongue-in-cheek shade directed at Drake, which, lol.
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" (At art shows and conferences, he often slips into his tongue-in-cheek persona, whom he insists be called Famous New Media Artist Jeremy Bailey, or FNMAJB.) "This is going to be SO MUCH FUN!
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The poem concludes with a tongue-in-cheek swipe at cancer's capacity to erode our faith in confident assurances from higher-ups: And if a whole lot of nothing happens to you, Maxes, that's peace.
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But in Brooklyn, as Mr. Souza pointed out a photo that showed Mr. Obama leaning down to speak to Vladimir V. Putin, the president of Russia, his tongue-in-cheek approach went out the window.
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Barnes mouths Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now" standing on a box) and mellow ballads (a tongue-in-cheek celebration of friendship is set to the 1976 hit "You Are the Woman," dangerously flirting with cutesiness).
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This tongue-in-cheek approach (including a delicious little ditty played over the end credits) doesn't lessen the impact of his heroine's journey, but it does significantly ease the tedium of the virtually nonstop slaughter.
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Latest Project Last year, he started a clothing line, Iggy (named after his miniature husky dog), comprising hooded sweatshirts and tongue-in-cheek graphic T-shirts that are sold at Dover Street Market and Supreme.
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"It's a tongue-in-cheek reinvention of our parents' clothes, which were themselves interpretations of Western style codes, so it's all full circle," says Cao, who designs along with Kay, while Luong focuses on branding.
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If anything, "Color" sometimes hews too faithfully to Lovecraft's plot, and at times it can be difficult to tell whether the dialogue is intended to manifest genuine dread or is meant as tongue-in-cheek.
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In a tongue-in-cheek blog post published on Friday, senior editor Diana Moskovitz announced that she is promoting staff writer Dave McKenna, whose last day is Friday, to the role of editor in chief.
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Mr. Warner acknowledged that his title was somewhat tongue in cheek and that he would be receptive to making changes in the interest of enacting a law that would prevent recurrences of the last weeks.
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Given that this season has been criticized extensively for falling back on the recurring question of who will die in pivotal episodes, it's tempting to read this blatant meta-commentary as tongue-in-cheek savviness.
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Six Second Screenwriting Lessons, that was a tongue in cheek title, but what happened was it was in reaction ... One of the things that drives me mad in the world is fake experts, con people.
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There's [also a] tongue-in-cheek intellectual reference to the Freudian screen memory—where [in] the place of trauma, where the mortuary owner diddled you, you remember the mortuary owner buying you ice cream instead.
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As camp 's'moreologist' Lucas Hillman explains, the concept of s'moreology is an extremely serious, quasi-scientific take on the famous handheld treat… well, one that should be taken with a sugar-coated tongue-in-cheek.
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The tongue-in-cheek video is set to Sousa's Liberty Bell (more popularly known as the Monty Python theme song) and shows a range of rockets falling over, crashing, and exploding throughout the past few years.
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While certain images are tongue-in-cheek (the bursting water balloons, the up-close shots of licked lips), the women featured in the video act out what a climax really looks like, from start to finish.
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" Tim Powers on breaking the fourth wall: "I hate 'tongue-in-cheek,' 'irony,' 'self-referential,' anything where the writer says—in effect—to the reader, 'Well, we both know this is just made-up stuff, huh?
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It's not uncommon to hear phrases like "she's such a Shane" — a reference to the show's resident player played by Kate Moennig — thrown around in lesbian bars in 2019, even if it's often tongue-in-cheek.
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The judges and curators of this year's prize are inviting debate and even mockery with tongue in cheek (sorry), political, and gendered work from this year's selection of the best artists under 50 working in Britain.
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The company's CEO, David Brown, said the ad was intended to be part of a series of "tongue-in-cheek" ads comparing people to property and reflecting "the range of people" and properties they work with.
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PRISTINA, July 27 (Reuters) - Kosovo's foreign minister on Wednesday said a request by Turkey for Pristina to punish a journalist for tongue-in-cheek Facebook comments on Turkey's failed military coup was unacceptable and an overreaction.
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At second glance, however, one realizes that Tingle's books are serving as tongue-in-cheek satires of real kink-driven fiction on Amazon, a crowded category brimming with unironic stories about erotic fetishes of every kind.
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As Sandberg pointed out to Gizmodo, a degree of tension is now emerging between the proponents of these two approaches, as witnessed by this tongue-in-cheek slide prepared by Greg Fahy of 21st Century Medicine.
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There's a tongue-in-cheek, almost camp vibe to some of the characters, and while they might feel out of place in a traditional film, in the context of virtual reality, they have a playful whimsy.
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The Ad Campaign The campaign of Senator Ted Cruz of Texas has begun to air a new television advertisement in New Hampshire, a slightly tongue-in-cheek, 60-second spot that focuses solely on illegal immigration.
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"Trump also accused the Democrats of "treason" for not applauding him enough during the 2018 State of the Union speech, another instance where the White House communications team insisted that Trump was being "tongue in cheek.
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The Year of the Rooster is approaching and the shifting Feng Shui should bring a "gong xi" for the gaming, renewables and transportation sectors, CLSA said in its annual tongue-in-cheek Lunar New Year report.
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The tongue-in-cheek take on the mommy blogger turned super sleuth tale was undoubtedly more fun than the nail biter novel, but for the full A Simple Favor experience you have to read the book.
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Writer and voiceover actor Paul Rugg (you might remember him as Mr. Director on Animaniacs and Pinky and the Brain) tweeted a delightfully tongue-in-cheek video Tuesday extolling the benefits of petting one's canine companion.
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The recent dust-up over the somewhat tongue-in-cheek suggestion by former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright that damnation awaits women who fail to vote for Hillary Clinton caused Ms. Conger more frustration than anything.
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The tongue-in-cheek period-style descriptions of equipment and clothing items sometimes run to multiple paragraphs, and as there's no particular hurry for much of the game, why not take the time to read them?
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On the White Album box set it can be heard in situ as the lead in to "Don't Pass Me By." The effect is, as Martin feared, bizarre, though comical in a tongue-in-cheek way.
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There are six works in "Tongue in Cheek: The Inflatable Art of Jimmy Kuehnle," a please-touch exhibition of gigantic, boldly colored fabric constructions whose biomorphic shapes rely on the constant presence of air inside them.
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The Year of the Pig, which symbolizes hard work and affection, will be upset by "small quarrels and pesky spirits", CSLA said on Wednesday in its annual Feng Shui Index, a tongue-in-cheek financial forecast.
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We Are The Champions Of The World is a "greatest hits" compilation by the Lawrence Arms, which the members fully acknowledge is a bit tongue-in-cheek, as they have no real "hits" to speak of.
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They are very tongue-in-cheek (so don't get mad), and posit the idea that if you're dating a certain kind of person — an egirl, a romantic poet, an Instagram model — you basically qualify as single.
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While it appears the line of clothing was intended to raise awareness for preventing white and blue marlin from being overfished, its use of the slogan in a tongue-in-cheek manner is just as damning.
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While the criticism is mostly tongue in cheek, the sign has become so tarnished that some Chinese employers go out of their way to emphasize in job postings that, yes, Virgos are welcome to apply, too.
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Portman's depiction of Nowak as Cola apparently stays true to the kidnapping plot, sans diaper — and while that has caused widespread (if mostly tongue-in-cheek) uproar among avid moviegoers, it was apparently a deliberate move.
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"As a brand known by its fans for its tongue-in-cheek, playful sense of humor, this ad is simply a creative and humorous expression around the teriyaki bowl product," the company said in a statement.
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The tongue-in-cheek Razzies, created in 1980, serve as an antidote to Hollywood's prestigious Oscars ceremony, as organizers choose to bestow winners of the year's worst films with a gold spray-painted trophy worth $4.97.
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To date, 3 million Facebook users have showered Roberts's prank event page with international attention, playing into its tongue-in-cheek recognition of the government secrecy and extraterrestrial ties that Area 51 represents in popular culture.
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Fifteen years ago, such a work could have been tongue-in-cheek, maybe even subversive, but given the uncertain status of refugees in Europe and much of the rest of the world, it feels downright depressing.
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Fingers of Steel takes a tongue-in-cheek look at the not-so-extreme sport, but with fast paced edits, slo-mo footage, and lovely cinematography, you'll still walk away impressed with the skills on display here.
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Snopes, which notes that the stunt was at least partly done tongue-in-cheek, claims that by the time the ad was published, Davis had already completed work on Baby Jane by the time the ad ran.
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The fall offerings included a number of flourishes that have become a part of Gvasalia's instantly recognizably design lexicon, like extra long sleeves, architectural puffers, '80s-inspired suiting, track pants, and plenty of tongue-in-cheek moments.
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Moore's Bond era was perhaps its most cheekily ridiculous; as a series that had started out as tongue-in-cheek satire, it had rapidly trended toward bigger action scenes, over-the-top gadgets, and showboating self-parody.
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YouTuber Leon Lush covered the speed cleaning trend with a tongue-in-cheek take that both illuminates the ridiculous nature of this so-called scandal and appreciates it for what he views as a savvy business streak.
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But the tone is entirely different: Bodied is a comedy and a thriller as well as a drama, and its tongue-in-cheek, confrontational sarcasm about everything from cultural appropriation to race stereotypes is startling and refreshing.
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I wanted the video to be an extension of the song and also give new life to it and make it feel a little bit tongue-in-cheek and like we're playing with it a little bit.
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We're focusing primarily on titles of particular interest to Verge readers, with a tongue-in-cheek consideration of what these films have to say about the future of film, awards season, or the world we live in.
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