in which Homer Parrish (Russell) demonstrates his helplessness to his fiancé Wilma Cameron (Cathy O'Donnell) is beautiful, heartbreaking and uplifting; later, during the wedding scene, Russell stumbled over a line in saying the vows, and Wyler left the humanizing mistake in, God bless him ...
Fleece layers (2-3) – Dress in layers for a more comfortable travel experience since you can easily remove clothes if you get too warm. I love these comfortablepantsand a long-sleeve top from Cuddl Duds. January and February are inarguably the coldest months of the year, with temperatures...
with the bent strings giving it an almost Hawaiian feel; and the elegant tone comes from Atkins’ own modifications on his D’Angelico Excel guitar. Yet the whole thing feels casual and friendly; it’s a tune you could whistle. Note the backup and mandolin solo by the team of Homer & ...
As does the very first installment, “Pasternak,” in which everyone aboard a flight discovers that they know the same person. White-knuckle terror and punchlines can be one and the same. And the final short, a wedding that spirals into accusations and infidelities while the reception guests...
” On a seemingly temperate day hike up Wyoming’s Medicine Bow Peak, Schwartz ditched a heavier shell and packed the baseball-sized Nano just in case. The Pertex Quantum 10-denier recycled nylon kept him dry when a 10 percent chance of rain turned into 100 percent during an intense ...
The spindly windmills of Ios are like something from a storybook, and a visit to the Tomb of Homer (yep, that Homer) is an exercise in awed contemplation. When the sun goes down, party it up at one of Ios’ many electrifying nightspots. Favorites are Astra Cocktail Bar and the (kind...
throwaway airline headphones. The AirFly solves that problem once and for all, and it's a true lifesaver on long flights. When you have no choice but to plug in, this Bluetooth audio transmitter lets you enjoy in-flight music and movies with your AirPods (or any other Bluetooth audio devic...
EuroVelo 6 by Sebastian Modak A few years ago, on assignment inAustria, I found myself on two wheels, rolling through bicycling heaven. Sixty miles west of Vienna, on a bike path along the banks of the Danube, the sun shone through wispy clouds onto terraced vineyards that stretched up ...