10 P.M. (Logo) THE LOGO NEWNOWNEXT AWARDS 2013 Aisha Tyler hosts this sixth annual ceremony honoring artists and trends in categories like Best New Do, Coolest Cameo, Most Addictive Reality Star, Cause You're Hot, Foreign Import of the Year and Best New Indulgence.
The new indulgence is understanding the true meaning of experiential travel.
Recent years have been fertile for new indulgences — not all of them reserved for the seven-figure set — thanks to new hotels, party spots and restaurants.
Both divisions of PepsiCo put out new indulgences: Doritos Salsa snack chips, promoted in commercials that starred the sultry singer Enrique Iglesias; and the Pepsi Blue soft drink.
Realizing that this was hard on people — essentially, they had wasted their money — the Church declared that purchasers of the new indulgences did not have to make confession or even exhibit contrition.
Also, this is postwar, so the extreme austerity has ended and there's a new excitement about the indulgence of fashion and clothes — Dior's New Look in Paris, for example, which Ann and Kit would have worshipped, with its full skirts and extravagant use of fabrics.
Last year's indulgence, a new 25-inch television, still makes him wince.
Wood's father, whom she refers to in the book only as "Dad," had only one indulgence — a new Chrysler, which Wood remembers as a "fancy-gorgeous car" that, after he died, "still smelled weakly of Camels".
As the critic John Mullan points out, by the end of the eighteenth century, according to the O.E.D., the word "sentimental" ("exhibiting refined and elevated feelings") had acquired a new meaning — "addicted to indulgence in superficial emotion" — bringing it closer to the meaning that it has for us today.
More recently, 2015's In The Flesh features a man who is clearly Jesus returning to the Earth to preach a new gospel of sexual indulgence ("go fuck yourself!"), but he's only skittishly referred to as "Aman".
