Around me was yet another Rome institution that had gone contemporary.
We went biblical with Monty Python's Life of Brian, while Marty went contemporary with In God We Tru$t.
They may have hidden their light under a bushel while accompanying a singer or a more famous bandleader, or they may have kept a low profile and refused to go contemporary.
Steuben's Modernist push got started in 1933, when Arthur A. Houghton Jr., a young member of the family that owned Corning Glass, decided that the unprofitable Steuben division (now Steuben Glass) should go contemporary.
Dita Von Teese was resplendent in Gaultier haute couture, while Minnie Driver went contemporary in a Douglas Hannant Andy Warhol camouflage number with Pomellato jewelry - yet she was just as va-va-voom as the diminutive burlesque star.
Whenever he does get around to hanging art in his new house, he should go contemporary--that is, pick work made by living artists--and buck the stale tradition of very old, very realist portraits, landscapes and western stuff.
And while the ballet companies go all contemporary, the contemporary companies turn to the classics.
The trick of going more contemporary, of course, is that you have to start by publicly admitting that you're not.
I was there because going to contemporary music concerts was a part of my identity, something to distinguish me from the other music undergraduates at Liverpool University.
As president Reitz was one of the first Afrikaners to actively develop a so-called Bantu policy, in philosophy and terminology going beyond contemporary ideas on segregation between white and black.
D4 BUSINESS DAY C1-13 Oprah Goes Contemporary Oprah Winfrey said she was expanding her highly influential television book club to include once again the works of contemporary authors, reversing a recent policy of choosing only classic works.
