Although most interviews describe how grounded she is, McCartney's life is far less low-key than her childhood was.
Here in Blighty, media tub-thumping ahead of England's win or bust match against Slovenia is ever so slightly less low-key.
With all the respect and admiration I have for Ms. Kennedy's late father, I find her bid in very poor taste, and, after reading "Kennedy, Touring Upstate, Gets Less and Less Low-Key" (news article, Dec. 18), in my opinion she has no qualification whatsoever to bid for Senator Clinton's seat.
While the others, all branded hoodies, oversized jeans and retro sneakers, are ushered quietly to a table at the back of the store to take their places for a signing session, White's entrance is a little less low-key, a little more Hollywood.
Co-founder Aneel Ranadive said via email that the app "is more low key and less formal than texting, and less invasive than, say, turning on Apple's Find My Friends or broadcasting to your entire network on Foursquare or Facebook".
Co-founder Aneel Ranadive said via email that the app "is more low key and less formal than texting, and less invasive than, say, turning on Apple's Find My Friends or broadcasting to your entire network on Foursquare or Facebook". Unlike Find My Friends, you're not sharing your location on a persistent basis, and unlike Foursquare, you choose who you share with each time.
It's a witty, cautionary tale for musicians who dare to dabble in Yuletide rock and pop, a bizarre alternate musical universe where everything is turned on its head and into which singer-songwriter Sufjan Stevens has barged, in his famous low key, less-is-more approach.
The factory closed yesterday and a much more local, low key, but no less emotional event was held to mark the demise of the plant and the loss of jobs crucial to this deprived area of south Wales.
The rigorously low key event sounds less like a music festival and more like a musical mirage, offering all the magic of a live performance with none of the extra noise -- plus naps!
