At the Algonquin, Karen Akers, a statuesque beauty with a rich, buzzing contralto, is performing "Theater Songs," a program of beautifully chosen out-of-the-way gems from Broadway musicals (some of them obscure), with the pianist Don Rebic.
Helicopters, the preferred mode of transport for the mega-rich, buzz the leaden skies (it rains non-stop when we are there), while vultures circle too, redolent of the vast slums.
We miss the rich online buzz that builds around events that are fully on-the-record.
This demure Welsh singer has one of the most striking voices in all of cabaret, a rich, dusky, buzzing contralto.
A futuristic staircase to a highway overpass spirals up into the dark sky, one of the many scenes on Oliveira's 2 1/2-hour commute that give this megalopolis its reputation as a subtropical "Blade Runner-esque" city, partly inspired by the mega-rich who buzz above in helicopters, preferring to buy their way out of the crime and traffic on the streets below.
As sun finds the fothergilla, the bumblebee flurries its wings, levitates, and lumbers away at last, buzzing with rich cargo.
Dolphins have long intrigued animal researchers because of the complexity of their communication: a rich variety of clicks, buzzes, whistles and squeals of different rhythms, frequencies and lengths, as well as their capacity for self-recognition.
The super-rich international collectors who buzz around the top end of the artworld, and whom people like Morris are required to court for gifts of art and money, seem very distant from the life of, say, a Peckham teenager.
Well, first this stroller will beat the pants off any of those feature-rich Stokkes or Buzzes out there.
Shares of buzz-rich business-to-business venture investing outfit Internet Capital Group icge jumped 26% Dec. 8 on news that AT&T will become a $50 million investor, which is equal to only 0.2% of ICG.
Buzz begets buzz just as the rich get richer.
