Nelson was dismayed by Spencer's decision, and declared that he would rather have received no title than that of a mere barony.
The answer was and remains no, but "Sausage Party" — a title that could apply to most of the movies on Mr. Rogen's résumé — nonetheless signals something of a recovery from the manic exhaustion of "This Is the End".
In the year since we last ran our ranking, Angela Braly (No. 16) took the helm of insurer WellPoint, providing health care coverage to one in 10 Americans; the world's largest money-transfer company, Western Union, was spun off from First Data under the leadership of Christina Gold (No. 56); and PepsiCo Chief Executive Indra Nooyi (No. 5) added another title, that of chairman.
His songs include "We Have No Money," a title that appears to have slipped past the censors.
Anywhere else that No Offence – a title that gathers irony like a snowball as the show rolls on – isn't afraid to go, on top of masturbation, the toilet, up here, down there, clits, Down's, death by dog?
It's an eight-page, black-and-white newsprint comic, with no cover or title, that retells the story of Macbeth.
Since the memoir I am writing is not intended for commercial publication, I had no problem giving it a title that is not likely to inspire a purchase.
Act II: Trapped on a Bus! Act III: Trapped on a Runaway Tube Train! (Speed being an exemplary title that had no need of pesky punctuation).
So should the series settle in for a long run, it is going to have a title that makes no sense, unless the writers force the central couple to have more kids.
