Spit, rage, feral beauty: that was Jay Reatard.
Wolf Alice even bring a rare howl of passion to the main stage on Saturday, raging like a feral Elastica and terrifying anyone who's misheard that Rolf Harris was on.
It sounds like feral cats to me," Rayna rages after learning that she'll have to open for Juliette on tour and that her longtime producer is working on Juliette's new album.
There's nothing arch or artificial about Hu's drastic distensions of cinematic time; his volatile silences and wild outbursts unflinchingly reveal the raw survivalism, feral aggression, selfish depravity, and poisonous rage of a society abused by brute force and ruthless indifference and yielding to despair.
Peter Rainer of The Christian Science Monitor also praised Jackman's performance, saying that "Hugh Jackman demonstrates that you can segue effortlessly from a tuxedoed song-and-dance man at the Oscars to a feral gent with adamantium claws and berserker rage".
In Florida and Pennsylvania, fights have raged over what to do about feral cats, according to Merritt Clifton, editor of Animal People, which tracks animal departments nationally.
Ms. Uggams, who is preparing a Broadway show about Lena Horne, sang sharply staccatoed renditions of "Love" and "Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home" that captured Horne's style, while softening the rage that simmered behind Horne's dangerously feral smile.
Over and again, it's there - rage, dispossession, a mile-wide streak of moral ambiguity, a feral gleam behind the eyes, a sneer across the face.
The recipient families are feral, demented extras in the grotesque comedy of their lives, lurching between rage and collapse to the accompaniment of CostBlast TV (wholly owned subsidiary of PoundBlaster UK).
