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Frieze A spawn of the art magazine for cool kids.

Usually it's just straight news: "William Hague says he would rather eat a live monkey than call for an EU referendum" etc. Sometimes, I'll throw in a biting comment: "Nadine Dorries claims she's lovely but here are 10 reasons why she's a spawn of the devil", etc.

Starting with the brogue lifted from Austin Powers and then with a song selection that could have been a playlist from MTV's "Total Request Live," the 22-year-old Mr. McLean presented himself as a spawn of the Top 40, his range extending precisely along the lines of popular taste.

It's called Crypto Rider, predictably, and is very much a spawn of the popular Line Rider type of game, though (hopefully) different enough that there won't be any cease and desists forthcoming.

Assemblage maven George Herms' altar-like "Librarian" (1960) is also a spawn of Duchamp's found objects.

Venom #39 sees the return of Jack, and the introduction of the new symbiote character Mania Thompson's teenage student Andi who bonds with a spawn of the Venom symbiote when Thompson uses it to protect her from Jack.

"It's a spawner of hazards everywhere," said El Niño researcher Michael Mickey Glantztz, director of the Consortium for Capacity Building at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

Like rock 'n' roll and beatniks, Mad was a freakish spawn of the A-bomb era.

Paramount Classics bought "Mad Hot Ballroom" after its premiere at the Slamdance Festival, a renegade spawn of the Sundance Festival.

If you believe one is a little spawn of the devil, from...Well...their behavior won't be as good.

Kevin is a monster, the spawn of Satan like Damien in The Omen.