And rock kids raised on Oasis or the Strokes found out that there was a more relentless form of live entertainment.
After that, it was great entertainment in the relentless sunshine and din.
Deception in Barton Fink is emblematic of Hollywood's focus on low culture, its relentless desire to efficiently produce formulaic entertainment for the sole purpose of economic gain.
People in Louisiana need to make a living, but does the History Channel need to make entertainment out of the relentless and barbaric slaughter of alligators?
Whether Tel Aviv survives as sort of a semi-tolerated Dubai-like entertainment zone in the middle of a grim and relentless theocracy is anyone's guess".
Ms. Stewart came to embody an ethos: living the good life by paying relentless attention to the details of home, food and entertainment.
The Whitney owns the whole "Circus" kit and caboodle, but Sanders wisely excludes it here, to reveal an artist whose entertainment value is a happy side effect of his relentless experimentation.
Indeed, the entertainment industry is still characterised by a particularly intense ethic of hard work, relentless innovation, positive thinking, and intolerance for public resentment or envy of "superstars".
They were public enemy No. 1 in his relentless battle against what he was fond of calling "the filth, sewage and mindless bloodletting of the popular entertainment industry".
WHEN Vittorio De Sica's relentless dissection of postwar Italian society, "Umberto D.," appeared in 1952, he was accused by the government's minister of entertainment of "washing Italy's dirty linen in public".
