OF all the infamous scenes in the 1988 Broadway musical "Carrie" — itself one of the most infamous productions in theater history — the Act II opening number "Out for Blood" has become the stuff of legend.
In the book, "Going Rogue: An American Life," Palin contends that the McCain campaign stuck her with a $50,000 bill for the cost of her own vetting, botched the announcement of her teenage daughter's pregnancy, outfitted Palin with all those infamous costly ensembles, and shielded her from reporters.
For all the infamous newsreel clips of Maurice Chevalier entertaining German troops in a Paris music hall, however, the only other film of note to have portrayed French entertainers and artists is François Truffaut's "Last Metro" (1980), starring Catherine Deneuve and Gérard Depardieu, about a theater that manages to stay open during the occupation.
But when we go too giddily down that path, it's worth remembering all the many infamous counter-examples.
Friends, forget your Ozzys, your Alices, your Keefs and all those other infamous lords of rock – here is the real heart of darkness.
Would you run a similar article listing all the infamous lovers' lanes used by heterosexual couples throughout the New York region?
They made a rare old racket at the sight of Matt Lawrence leading his team on to the turf, summoning the spirit of all their infamous old gladiators.
It's true that for all their infamous cruelty — beheadings, kidnappings, the mass murder of 72 Central and South American migrants in 2010 — the Zetas are also known for their respect of the Catholic Church.
It turns out to be the killing of a teenage girl in the high-society neighborhood of Chestnut Hill -- a plot based on one of the best-known cold cases of all: the infamous 1975 murder of Martha Moxley in Greenwich, Conn., which last year led to the conviction of Michael C. Skakel, a Kennedy cousin.
After all, the infamous Bullingdon Club photograph, in which Cameron poses sneerily alongside Boris Johnson, was taken in 1987, some two decades after If … was filmed – proving, if nothing else, that deadly satire may win prizes but it can't do much to alter the forces of history.
