Andrew Lauren produced the film, which is "bizarrely symbolic," as he puts it, in light of the fact that his father, Ralph Lauren, rather famously designed the costumes for the 1974 movie adaptation of the novel.
But individuality blurs and dissolves in the world of the Wooster Group, and it's the way the performers (only 10 in number, but it feels like several times that) work together that sustains the work's vision of reality, which is bizarrely both fluid and fragmented.
"I haven't read the newspapers," Simon twinkled during an X Factor press conference in LA on Thursday, which was bizarrely described by one media outlet as "ill-timed".
Examples shown in a pinup space as part of the RIBA exhibition include fascinating insights into the origins of fire regulations, which are bizarrely related to the time it takes to play the national anthem.
At its crudest, we need to understand where power lies, how it is exercised and by whom, and what can be achieved through coming together and working collectively to protect ourselves from exploitation, to promote the best interests of what has come to be known as "society", the existence of which was bizarrely denied in that famous Woman's Own interview with Margaret Thatcher!
Rangers bait and relocate the salties, and leave those gleaming floats – which are bizarrely irresistible to the crocs that mistake them for food – to signal that it's safe for visitors to get out and explore from the water, a rare treat in rural NT.
The suggestions generated by frequent searches reveal some of our darkest collective stereotypes and generalizations about people of other faiths, some of which are bizarrely specific.
After paying her $15 each for a ticket, my friends and I shuffled into the auditorium, which was bizarrely lined with international flags and shelves of dolls from around the world.
And he's involved in a world which is completely, bizarrely, startlingly like the world we live in".
Attached to the boy's wrist is a gold chain, at the other end of which is a bizarrely well-coiffed pet squirrel.
Founded in 1964 by the Irish businessman Ronan O'Rahilly and wannabe politician Oliver Smedley, the station (which is named, bizarrely, after JFK's daughter) started broadcasting out of a former passenger ferry anchored off the coast of Suffolk.
