Our simple wish is that the incandescent former Disney doll makes the gig without any paparazzi-intense madness killing her buzz.
Will Self wrote a terrific essay for Canongate a few years back about Revelation, noting its strong appeal to the disturbed and bringing out the intense, visionary madness in the text itself.
Whether it was a metaphor (greedy bankers, the designers' current problems with the tax authorities or just the idea that money makes the fashion world go 'round), there was an energy to the show and a feeling of intense design madness.
Madness is intense and exclusive; novels are sloppy, inclusive, prosaic.
Worlds away from being dumped on Facebook or a nasty pink Clinton's card, amour fou celebrates the ecstasy and madness of intense emotion.
It is like a drama by Strindberg in which the two most intense artists who ever lived rage in mutual madness.
Adapted by Welles from Whit Masterson's pulp thriller Badge of Evil, it had streaks of teen degradation and reefer madness, and the most intense interracial relationship since The Searchers.
Questioning whether individual sanity can have any relevance in a world ravaged by madness, "Pilgrim" is an intense, bewitching mix of mystery, religion, history, psychology and philosophy that challenges and provokes while still managing to entertain.
The color is intense, the crowd fickle, the unexplained madness infectious.
That year, the University of Oregon was under intense scrutiny for waiting until after March Madness to start investigating a report that three basketball players gang-raped a female student.
Nearby is a wisp of reddish hair neatly tied in a purple jewelry box, courtesy of a Macedonian woman who cut her hair in a moment of madness over a very short but intense relationship.
