Pudding: Sweet, gelatinous, sometimes found in pop-form.
This is – in a pop form – what the French philosopher Jean Baudrillard had been writing about a few years earlier.
Reading his life — either in the reflective French version, by Emmanuel Carrère, or in the thorough and intelligent American one, by Lawrence Sutin — one has a sense not of a man of thwarted ambition but, rather, of a man burning up with ideas and observations who found in a pop form the perfect vehicle for expressing them.
The lyrics, Mr. Weinstein said, consists almost entirely of "purloined lines and phrases from all over the play put in a skewed pop form".
"The Odyssey" by Sam Ita The Odyssey in Pop Up form.
Jayson Lipshutz of Billboard praised the interlude, writing "We're all for birthday-themed naughtiness in pop music form, but only 78 seconds of 'Birthday Cake' is just not enough of a celebration!" Lipshutz continued to compare the song's lyrical message to Jeremih's "Birthday Sex".
Trained as a pianist with equal footing in classical and pop forms — her childhood teacher, she said, had her "playing Kabalevsky and Elton John, and then every once in a while a TV theme" — Ms. Tesori went on to include a lot of Off- and Off-Off Broadway offerings in her self-directed crash course in theater.
These sections emphasize group virtuosity rather than individual skill, and they are a break from other pop forms in which a single, dominant singer or soloist is accompanied by a band.
Fans of the sitcom Friends will no doubt be heading to TV's most famous coffee shop, which opened yesterday in pop-up form in central London, for a novelty caffeine experience.
"I really enjoyed the vanilla — it tasted like a vanilla latte in Pop-Tart form".
