If your legs start to burn after an extensive booty popping session, don't be alarmed.
It was sort of powerful: I just realized that I'd been keeping all the good parts of myself out of the fight — all the humor and irreverence and my extensive body of pop-culture knowledge and fart jokes, and the rest of it.
The eternal lure of that all-encompassing, demotic culture is why, every late November, I find myself, half-embarrassed, half-thrilled, reaching back into my extensive collection of Christmas pop.
Elvis, as in Presley, is the former owner of Mr. Irsay's prize guitar -- one of the many in his extensive collection of American pop culture memorabilia, which also includes a guitar pick that Stevie Ray Vaughan used in his last concert before he was killed in a helicopter crash in 1990.
Enema of the State had an extensive impact on contemporary pop punk, reinventing it for a new generation and spawning countless tributes and acolytes.
Unfortunately, in spite of an extensive search through the pop star's storage archives, Jackson's estate was unable to locate the original Umatic master tapes for the Wembley shows.
Longtime Grammy Awards executive producer Ken Ehrlich is next in line to get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in recognition of his extensive history of bringing pop music and television together.
Environmental chemists and ecotoxicologists need to use their extensive knowledge on legacy POPs and PBT substances in order to demonstrate, as quickly as possible, the environmental and health hazards associated with these "new" chemical products.
Retro is not a completely new phenomenon, of course: pop has an extensive history of revivals and creative distortions of the musical past.
By then Sample was busier in his second career as a piano soloist and in his extensive third career as a pop and jazz studio musician, recording and touring with dozens of performers as diverse as Ella Fitzgerald, Willie Nelson, the Beach Boys, B.B. King, and gospel singer Andrae Crouch.
Last year, during a tour of his extensive library of art and pop culture memorabilia at Bleak House, Del Toro instantly named Wrightson's Frankenstein as the pieces in his catalog that were the hardest to find.
