I had broken up with a girl I was really nuts about and I guess I'll always be nuts about.
She's also responsible for some of the show's best songs, such as Nuts ("I thought you were nuts/But you're really, really, really nuts").
"You people are really nuts," she told a reporter during a phone interview.
"My mother and I were not laughing, but my God, they were really nuts," she said.
Tim Burton hinted as much last month, noting Lawson's ability to look "really nuts", and Hathaway herself confirmed the rumours this week by praising Lawson's "passion" and "sensuality".
Sitting in the Driskill Hotel here with the posse that made the film, Ms. Dunham decided to go really nuts after a day of agent meetings, the announcement of her award and a film festival closing party.
Mr. Bynum is really nuts about sound itself; on the tracks "Morning Group" and "Land Mass" he runs through indexes of trumpet-sound possibilities: harsh buzzes, kinetic swipes, ballad tones.
For context in determining what's really nuts, how about a 14-year-old being signed to a contract that instantly makes him the highest-paid player in a professional soccer league?
Mr. Kentis, who is babyfaced and slightly rumpled, called this "a little scary, almost absurd and really, really nuts," given that when he began shooting, using an Office Depot storage box as underwater housing for his camera, his fantasy goal was "maybe a couple of nights at the Angelika," the art house theater in Greenwich Village.
"You know what's really nuts?
