Sentence examples for brash entertainment from inspiring English sources

1996 VP/GM at games firm Stromio Entertainment 2000 agent, Creative Artists Agency CAAA) 2007 chief creative officer, Brash Entertainment 2008 president, Oddworld Inhabitants 2009 co-founder, Xmobb 2011 EVP of business development, Fourth Wall Studios 2013 joins Fullscreen.

When the deal was announced, Mr. Klein -- whose long struggle to redevelop Times Square had become a potent symbol of its difficulties -- said his vision for the area had been "vindicated". But the neon-infused retailers and the brash entertainment executives who will soon roam the streets and office corridors of Times Square bear little resemblance to what he originally planned.

Since Brash Entertainment was publishing the game with Twisted Pictures, the game itself may have been left in "possible state of limbo".

On November 14 , 2008 Brash Entertainment held a press conference announcing that they would be ceasing operations due to financial difficulties.

Since Konami purchased the publishing rights after former publisher Brash Entertainment went bankrupt, Konami had a significant input on the games' final outcome.

Mr. Sondheim may be the last great songwriter, in a lineage that runs from Jerome Kern through the Gershwins to Leonard Bernstein, who pushed the Broadway musical from a brash, vaudevillian entertainment into a loftier realm.

Both are Spanish-language features shot in Mexico by first-time American directors, and both are ambitious hybrids: socially conscious films in the form of brash genre entertainments.

It's a good week for brash, female-fronted entertainment.

Bliss, which will be a content hub of health and wellness sites, joins male-focused vertical Brash and womens entertainment, style and fashion channel Glam.com.

The closest thing to a summer blockbuster, however, might be "WALKING WITH DINOSAURS -- THE LIVE EXPERIENCE," a big, brash special-effects-laden entertainment aimed directly at the comic book crowd.

So far the film has led us to assume that Kelly — as an adulteress betraying her meticulous, well-spoken husband (Ray Milland) for an affair with a brash, shallow crime writer (Robert Cummings) — somehow deserves to be murdered for our entertainment.