He'll turn, twist, grab you.
Beckham seized fame by the collar in 1996, when the Spice Girls emerged to become, briefly, the biggest thing in girl bands since the Supremes; fame in turn grabbed her by the throat when she married David, then a dishy Manchester United midfielder with mercurial hair, boundless talent and a yen for the limelight.
"B-Happy" is, unfortunately, a bit predictable as its tragic turns grab the heroine into the undertow.
Grab said in a statement today that this new money will go towards that "O2O" [offline-to-online] strategy that turns Grab's app into a platform that allows traditional, offline services to tap the internet to reach new customers.
That turns Grab Pay into a serious payment network on paper, but it will also give a large chunk of Southeast Asia's 650 million population a chance to own plastic for the first time.
"He put his kids in the car, turned around to go grab something from the house, then his car was on fire with his kids in it and they burned," she told the Australian Associated Press.
Trusdale turned, grabbed his buttocks, and pulled them apart.
There with his girlfriend, MELANIA KNAUSS, he turned, grabbed Ms. Trump on both shoulders and kissed her on both cheeks.
IT WAS A SCENE RIPE for satire: speakers who were described as student representatives from 74 universities took turns grabbing a microphone in a university quad, savoring his or her under-two-minutes of fame.
Every one of us has looked in a mirror at some point, turned, grabbed a bit of excess flesh and thought how great it'd be if it just didn't exist.
