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And to collectively create their own -- it is presumably because the Malay word "kucing" means "cat" that local authorities have kookily dotted roundabouts with towering kitschy statues honoring feline friends, earning Kuching its "City of Cats" moniker.

Still, the 'surprising' cohosts offer a decidedly 'ornery' contrast that makes their TV cookfest vividly and kookily viewable.

Conlin depicts Wallace here not as the unfortunately overshadowed and kookily spiritualist co-discoverer of evolution but as an optimistic, forward thinking and whole-minded scientist who envisioned evolution not as a zerosum competition for survival but as a mechanism for optimizing the variety and potential of available resources.

Indeed, the titular directive is actually thrown at Bell's socially awkward, commitment-shy protagonist Nancy--not as chaotic a romantic heroine as Amy Schumer's eponymous "Trainwreck" in Apatow's most recent venture, but embodying a similarly welcome rejoinder to the kookily idealized fantasy women that have so long been prevalent in romantic-comedy terrain.

FaMed | for her kookily brilliant bags, Brit designer Lulu Guinness has created a trio of tote designs ahead of this year's Red Nose Day on March 13.

Still, "Cosby'' continued to define a certain kind of sweater and a certain kind of family -- educated, accomplished, kookily and happily normal.

For both have leading men who are somewhat vertically challenged, whose looks are more offbeat than conventionally handsome and who rely on wit and words to win the hearts of their kookily endearing soulmates.

Kookily dressed in a vintage red cha-peau and leopard-skin coat, no doubt as an homage to Maria Schneider's getup in Last Tango in Paris, a film McQueen reportedly admires, Sissy swigs orange juice from the carton, screams, "So good!" in childish delight as she bites into breakfast, leaves a mess wherever she encamps, and weeps inconsolably as she begs her boyfriend not to break up with her.