Their new movie, "Rough Night," is about rowdy women doing rowdy things ― something that shouldn't be a fresh phenomenon.
The DCMS Department of Culturee, Murdoch and Sport) claims this is necessary because of noise generated by public performance in pubs, despite the fact that most complaints are about rowdy customers at closing time.
But Mr. Crowe said that while he is certainly no saint, the rowdy rumors about him have taken on a life of their own.
That is the only real disappointment in Here Lies Love, David Byrne and Fatboy Slim's speedy, rowdy show about the Philippine dictator's wife.
Yet whereas America's tests were run in military style, Europe's efforts have been chaotic more akin to a rowdy negotiation about cod quotas than the recapitalisation of the world's biggest banking system.
It still has Tinseltown chronicles like the Springsteen-Tom Petty-style song "The Weight of Her," and a rowdy parable about indie-rock authenticity in Williamsburg, "The 3 Kids in Brooklyn".
Ed's on his own slippery slope Ed Miliband had a slip of the tongue at Prime Minister's Questions yesterday during that rowdy argument about the strike, when he said: "Dinner ladies earn less in a week than Osborne spends on his ski holiday".
A group of employees (or spouses/friends) are getting a little rowdy; reminiscing about the last time they went out together, possibly prefacing each party story with, "Dude!" 11 p.m.: Half of the attendees (parents with small children at home and members of upper management) have already left the restaurant.
This is about as rowdy as the party room got.
This was about as rowdy as it got though, with Yes campaigners or republican opposition nowhere to be seen, much to the disappointment of any march hangers-on who'd come looking for a scrap.
