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Rather, the screenplay which was co-written by Wong and Park, with help from Michael Golamco settles into a relaxed groove that allows its main characters to play at what they do best: Wong, as a driven artiste, and Park as a charmingly unhip helpmate.

We grew moustaches and sideburns in a sarcastic nod to the grim, unhip man-rock that clogged the 70s.

If you want to feel old and unhip, a Facebook friend told me, go to Boston.

Not only were trumpets, flutes and shakers spotted on the WMC stage during this joyous 90-minute performance, but that most unhip of '80s hybrids the keytar even made an appearance at one point.

All told, this unhip, even conservative little book arguing for the "inseparability of the Western art tradition from its founding in Christian observance" is also the most surprisingly contemporary thing I have read about art for a long time.

ANDY WILLIAMS: IN THE ARMS OF LOVE / HONEY / HAPPY HEART / TOGETHER WITH ANDY WILLIAMS (BEAT GOES ON) Though to many Andy Williams was square and unhip, he managed to stay in the game by adapting to the vicissitudes of the time and its changing tastes.

I recall that 'My Old Man's A Dustman' by the equally unhip skiffle king Lonnie Donegan topped the charts for four weeks in April 1960.

I'm so painfully unhip in my music taste I didn't recognise many of the other acts but I'm sure those in their 20s would be fully versed.

It's set in Greenwich Village, 1959, where the tragically unhip Walter, who longs to be a beatnik, finds unexpected fame with his sculpture Dead Cat.

She's wearing the same red flannel PJs with unhip penguin design, and getting blotto on a bottle of white wine.

Noting the passion of Archie comics for the banjo, an instrument whose heyday had passed long before the 1960s, Beaty sums up the corpus of Twelve-Cent Archie with one word: unhip (197).