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And Otto Schenk's alternately literal and winkingly playful "Die Zauberflöte" (VAI 4520) from 1964 makes for an entertaining show, too (with the exception of some eye-bugging, blackface business that's a wince-inducing relic of that era).

New DVDs let you savor 1960s Salzburg Festival productions of Mozart operas 2010

A new Tumblr blog -- entitled Faces of the Last Season of Oprah -- is determined to capture every eye-bugging, tear-flowing, jaw-slackened image along the way.

'The Oprah Winfrey Show' and its many faces 2010

He had the grief of Lillian Gish, the grim sorrow of William S. Hart, the eye-bugging intensity of Valentino -- everything but the humor of Chaplin, because the man did not have one intentional funny bone in his body.

Susie Bright: Good Old-Fashioned Drug and Sex Education 2008

For those of you not familiar with the original Dragon, Sho'Nuff was played with eye-bugging glee by the late Julius Carry, in a performance that could only be described as a precursor for every Samuel L. Jackson role ever.

Samuel L. Jackson Will Yell in his New Movie 2008

So the GOP is going the eye-bugging, balls to the walls, scare the crap out of the voter route with their new national ad: Republicans took a page from President Johnson's Cold War-era presidential campaign with an advertisement set to air this weekend called "The Stakes," which prominently features al Qaeda leaders threatening to kill Americans.

October 2006 2006

On the walls of the houses were stencilled eye-bugging portraits of Mussolini, with hand-painted “vivas,” the double V in black paint with drippings of paint down the wall.

The Short Stories Ernest Hemingway 1953

.. the Moreland Effect intense eye-bugging and a comical hummina-hummina-hummina expression, which communicates to the forces of evil an unfortunate and fatal vulnerability.

31 Screams: Olga Bisera Arbogast 2008