The last time an artist saw six or more titles place on the chart simultaneously came when the Beastie Boys' albums surged ahead following the May 2012 death of bass player Adam Yauch.
Michael Slezak of TVLine complimented "Max Adler's surprisingly nuanced performance" as Karofsky in "Born This Way": "The complex play of emotions in Karofsky's eyes when Santana simultaneously came out to him, threatened to out him, predicted his sad future as a closeted state senator or deacon, and offered him a quick-fix solution by pretending to be his beard, was tremendous.
Simultaneously come collaborations with cutting-edge American rock.
But simultaneously comes the vague yearning for some kind of fundamental change.
"No, no, no, nothing like that," Rice says, simultaneously coming off as a cad and a gentleman.
A separate state of Seemandhra, which would encompass the eastern coastal and southern districts of Andhra Pradesh, would also simultaneously come into being.
"Do you want a piece of me?" snarls Britney, as though she's simultaneously coming on to her audience, wearily resigning herself to what the public wants of her and squaring up for a fight.
However, the sell-out shows confirm that the Oxford trio have a special relationship with the British public as pop's cheekiest chappies, who rode Chopper motorbikes, drew silly moustaches on each other and got in trouble with their mums, while simultaneously coming up with some of the most effervescent anthems of the Britpop era.
"I don't feel funny," he moans, and he spends the rest of the movie — which unfolds in New York, in the course of a day — explaining himself to a Times reporter, played by Rosario Dawson, while simultaneously coming to his senses, or trying to.
THE Golden Globe Awards started out being all about Tina Fey and Amy Poehler — perhaps the best award-show hosts ever — but by evening's end most of the talk was of Jodie Foster and the rambling, riveting speech (watched by her date, a stone-faced Mel Gibson) in which she seemed to simultaneously come out of the closet and announce her retirement from acting.
Simultaneously coming into the light are the secrets Carey has brought with her, from the embarrassment she feels at not fitting in with her new family and classmates to much darker, buried truths, like the things her mother made her do with the men who visited the camper, and the heartbreaking reason Jenessa quit speaking a year earlier.
