Other than that, the liveliest moments of the evening included Uggie, the dog from "The Artist," rolling over on stage when that film won an award, and the clip reel in which Morgan Freeman's career was celebrated -- specifically the footage of him as a vampire taking a bath on "Electric Company," which may have been the high point of the 2012 Globes ceremony.
Two dance programs and an exhibition celebrate women, specifically female reformers who challenge what postmodern dance can be.
For no discernible reason except, presumably, its generally ebullient nature, Handel's "Water Music" seems to be the work of choice this season for ensembles celebrating anniversaries, specifically 30th anniversaries.
Exulting in his election victory, attacking his political opponents and railing on about killing Obamacare, the president celebrated winning — and, specifically, his winning — above all else.
Tamales, which have been eaten here for seven millennia or more, are beloved fare in Mexico, even on days that aren't festivals which specifically celebrate them.
Consider the Twitter message sent out by Eric Cantor, the Republican House majority leader, on Labor Day — a holiday that specifically celebrates America's workers.
The prom will specifically celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first Stax tour to the UK, when artists such as Redding, Sam & Dave, Carla Thomas, Arthur Conley and Eddie Floyd were welcomed as near royalty.
It is, perhaps, the most humanist art prize in the world, an art award that specifically celebrates the painted human image and looks for modern heirs to the profoundly compassionate tradition of portraiture that includes Rembrandt, Velázquez and Lucian Freud.
He became reclusive in the last decade of his life and left his huge fortune to his household servants and the larger portion to a prize in his name that would celebrate scientific achievement, specifically medicine, physics, chemistry, literature, and ostensibly, peace.
For all of its public cultural friction with the Trump administration, Silicon Valley is quietly celebrating the windfall — specifically a portion that will allow major tech companies to repatriate the vast wealth they store overseas to evade what many in the industry view as overly aggressive domestic corporate taxation.
