Ms. Allen, one of the more important jazz musicians of the last 25 years, held her own and got her own warm sound across — especially in Leonard Bernstein's "Lucky to Be Me," a song Bill Evans used to play in the late '50s, and an alert, close-to-the-vest version of Eric Dolphy's zigzagging "Miss Ann".
Spawned as a face-tatted, studded denim-vested version of that popular website Look at This Fucking Hipster, some people viewed it with noses turned up, others were looking for their friends, and a few squares got secretly turned on.
The United States, South Korea and Japan are all very vested in the Perry process, which is actually a kind of American version of President Kim's Sunshine Policy".
These mini-wars are likely to continue since Europe and Japan have their own versions of Pennsylvania and Ohio and their own retired workers who have vested rights to pensions that cannot be ignored by either their companies or by politicians.
My interest is not vested.
"We have vested interests.
The problem: vested interest.
One of the better ideas in the renovation of Grand Central Terminal was to turn the lower level into a street fair featuring vest-pocket versions of some of the city's most popular eateries.
The menu is an unsurprising list of tacos, enchiladas, etc. The… One of the better ideas in the renovation of Grand Central Terminal was to turn the lower level into a street fair featuring vest-pocket versions… Cyril Renaud, the chef-owner of this plain-looking four-month-old café in the Flatiron district, won't be insulted if you heap salt on his food.
But here he is in full André drag — C-Note's puffy plaid knickers, newsboy cap and vest are a version of André's getup in the "Hey Ya!" video — in a film that could desperately use a dose of André's antic lunacy.
