Following the exclusion of British films from the main competitions at Cannes, a couple of silver linings did appear, with The Arbor director Clio Barnard's follow-up, The Selfish Giant, being picked for Directors' Fortnight and Paul Wright's debut, For Those in Peril, produced by the ever-edgy Warp Films, settling into Critics' Week.
Indeed, soaring property prices which have pushed London's middle classes into ever-edgier neighbourhoods—help explain some of the more lurid headlines during last week's disorder.
You could say that Benetton, the ever-edgy clothing retailer, had a yard sale in the sporting goods business it entered in the late 1990s.
McConaughey suited up for Sunday's "Mud" premiere in New York City wearing a three-piece look by ever-edgy designer Vivienne Westwood.
Asked if comments made during this time had ever been "edgy or sexual", Mr Fox replied: "Of course they could.
Goldman Sachs, ever the edgy innovator, is planning to launch Symphony, its new inter-bank messaging system, in the first half of 2015, as a rival to Bloomberg.
Despite its comedic title, the song "Rock'n' Roll Nerd" is similarly heartfelt, a semi-autobiographical, almost earnest, lament for a man too safe to ever be edgy: "He always dreamt of being a star/But he learned piano instead of guitar/Which in the Nineties didn't get you very far".
Edgy Ever sleep in a prison?
Danes is known for ever-so-slightly edgy choices but never looks like a fashion victim.
All are created in-house at J&R; none has ever been described as edgy.
Insofar, that is, as a Potter film can ever be raw or edgy.
