I always wanted the women I photographed to be more like the people I knew: edgy, desperate, destructive, dangerous, demented.
"I couldn't believe I was in a position to win at the end of the fourth set, so I was starting to get a bit, you know, edgy".
Besides, he added, the Super Bowl is known for "edgy" commercials.
He said Fox had always been known as edgy and different, "the little renegade network".
Mostly known for edgy and polished activewear, Isaora has chartered new territory in creating the Down Crew Pullover.
Back then, the star with the fullest, most famous pair of lips since Mick Jagger was known for edgy eccentricity.
Also, start wearing band tee's so people know how edgy your tastes are.
Like the great Broadway songsters before him, Mr. Patinkin knows that clever, edgy and wistful words are the driving force of musical theater songs, and in every number on this manic, uninterrupted two-hour program, Mr. Patinkin was afire with a love of language.
Bernath acknowledged that Dunham and his new series are conspicuously "broader and 'cleaner,' if you will, to use the advertiser-friendly term, than a lot of the stuff we're known for" — edgier comics like Dave Chappelle; wry hipsters like Sarah Silverman; or satirists like Stephen Colbert. "But as a network," Bernath told me, "you've just got to roll with it".
Having already been sacked, briefly, by Cowell in 2007 – "he wanted to make it younger, edgier" – Walsh knows his position is precarious.
