New Hotness
Something that is young and fresh, usually dealing with the physical makeup of a human being. The opposite of old and busted.
New Hotness by meghan August 20, 2003
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New Hotness
To refer to something as being better than a previous ownership. Mostly used when talking about cars. Made famous by J.W.A.S!
New Hotness by Johnny Blaze April 15, 2004
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New Hotness by Sax-nificent October 15, 2015
New hotness
New hotness is a term for sliding a "new/hot" actor into a role that doesn't actually find them, or a director being able to direct a film with very little experience in the genre.
Tommy Lee Jones as "Two-Face" in "Batman Forever" is my go-to example. He was just coming off of a powerhouse performance in "The Fugitive" and they capitalized off of the power of new hotness.
Look around, once you see it, you will find it everywhere.
Tommy Lee Jones as "Two-Face" in "Batman Forever" is my go-to example. He was just coming off of a powerhouse performance in "The Fugitive" and they capitalized off of the power of new hotness.
Look around, once you see it, you will find it everywhere.
Why did they cast so-and-so as that role in that movie?
Me: New hotness. They were just coming off a breakout performance and the studio thought it would get #asses in seats.
Me: New hotness. They were just coming off a breakout performance and the studio thought it would get #asses in seats.
New hotness by Lauram_Ipsum March 24, 2025
Shackteâu
A Shackteau is a humble, weather-beaten, structurally questionable shelter located in a spectacular or highly coveted place—Wales, Jackson Hole, Sun Valley, Crested Butte, coastal Maine, the Alps—where the building itself may be worth almost nothing, but the dirt, view, access, and mythology make it absurdly valuable.
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