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Looking like Joan Rivers' bitchier sister, she gleefully proceeded to pull the petals from Liz's business plan, while fellow interrogator Claudine Collins took such delight in dynamiting the candidates' confidence that I began to suspect she was actually Claude Littner in drag.

Instead of becoming a better person, Tonis character blames everybody else and the cruel universe for her sad fate, and becomes an even bitchier bully-if thats at all possible!

Burbridge has researched his subject thoroughly and Merman, excellently played by Nicki French, reveals the foibles of her co-stars and, in true showbiz style, gives us the bitchier side of life.

An Australian academic born in 1906 would have had stupider audiences and still bitchier colleagues but would have been wealthy beyond the dreams of British (or American) collegiate avarice.

"I'm loving being a bit bitchier and not taking any c**p - it's fun to play.

A third of women polled also say the office has got bitchier in the recession and half admitted considering a baby to go on maternity leave for a year to escape the drudgery, the Daily Express reported.

"It's going to get a lot bitchier from now on with the stakes going up all the time.

Every show also includes an original work of video art by Teresa Hubbard and Alexander Bitchier. Known for their haunting video projections, Hubbard and Birchler's work alters temporal, cinematic, and architectural expectations of the viewer through the use of looping narratives.

Even from her fellow poets there was never anything bad or disrespectful in print, although poets can be bitchier about one another than any other human beings.

Nicole was always favourite to take the bitchier, witchier part.

Both men do well by the bitchier exchanges in this cruelly funny new version of the play by Nicholas Wright (Mrs.

But the real climax came only with the realization that it was the suffering, the pain, the discomfort, the misery of all those countless others that they enjoyed, and from then on that became the core around which all their enjoyment revolved, the touchstone of their real enjoyment: if in it they could sense that it cast over countless people a shadow of sheer pain, humiliation, exhaustion, hunger, fear--to make life a bit more brutal, a bit more intense, a bit bitchier, a bit more real.