There's so much innovative, richly funny and fresh writing in British novels now, and an openness to all sorts of formal inventiveness.
RAGU pasta sauce is adopting an innovative and funnier marketing approach with a campaign that notes a new direction for its owner, Unilever Foods, to create less utilitarian, and more playful, advertising for its food products.
Elsewhere, entrants ground political axes, and while these submissions weren't always innovative, some were funny.
Producer Rebecca Hodgson paid tribute to the writer who was in the audience: "Thank you so much to Tony Warren who is as funny, innovative and exciting to work with today as he was 50 years ago".
These stories are intelligent and funny, innovative and provocative, and it's impossible to read them without thinking that here is a writer who has only just begun to show what she can do.
It's innovative, accurate, catchy, funny, clever.
Mr. Mitchell's Off-Broadway "post-punk, neo-glam rock musical" about the travails of an East German-born transsexual rock singer on the road in America has been adapted into a wildly funny and innovative film that is even more groundbreaking in its way than "Moulin Rouge".
"The artists were creative, insane, funny, erotic, innovative and normal," the collector Ira Drukier writes of them.
Cool books, slick books, innovative remixes, massive doorstops, funny jeux d'esprit, weepy Uighur bildungsromans, caustic family sagas from Kazakhstan.
On a rock tour that crosses America, the embittered, plucky Hedwig only partly hides the vulnerability of a desperately lonely expatriate girlie boy in, Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times, a "clever, funny, wildly innovative film tricked out with surreal pop embellishments and Day-Glo colors".
