The ever-colorful Dave Pasternack, chef and proprietor of Esca in New York, says: "I never eat farm-raised fish, and I don't serve it.
New York City's ever-colorful, and ever-single former mayor died Friday at the age of 88.
Ever-colorful conservative personality Glenn Beck has made no secret of his support of the Second Amendment and his disdain for gun control.
But the ever-colorful Japanese language has several different terms to describe well-endowed women, including oppai, which refers to all breasts, and the somewhat disturbing bakunyuu, which translates to exploding breasts. .
These thoughts were crystallized for me by one of the most beautiful exhibitions I have ever seen: "Colorful Realm: Japanese Bird-and-Flower Paintings by Ito Jakuchu (1716-1800)" athehe National Gallery of Art here.
In the world of In the Loop, there are over 40 different and ever more colorful ways to say "f*** off!" A joy to watch, and you can get the DVD on January 12, Iannucci's feature-length variation on his BBC series The Thick of It is a word-mad rush to war.
The riders' confederates on the ground passed them a series of ever-more-colorful parasols, while 84 drummers and trumpeters raised a ruckus that sent some spectators into a kind of arm-waving trance.
At age 181, the only truly private park in Manhattan is lovelier and more ornamental than ever; yes, the colorful Calder sculpture swaying blithely in the breeze inside the fence is "Janey Waney," on indefinite loan from the Calder Foundation.
While Calle's project predates today's phenomena of capturing food for public consumption, it's not clear if Calle ever ate the colorful meals documented in her "Chromatic Diet" series.
As colorful, ever-so-tempting photographs of the new "right portion, right price" menu options flash on the screen, the headline over the entrées serves up a particularly calorie-laden promise: "Smaller Portions Allow More Room for Dessert".
