<strong> IT'S NOT YET </strong> 4:00 a.m. in Fayetteville, North Carolina, when Major Carpaccio Owens eases his tangerine Toyota Corolla into an empty strip-mall parking lot. With a small duffel slung over his shoulder and a ten-pound medicine ball under his arm, OwensPace for shortstrides through the gloom to the locked door of a TruFit gym.
Near the very bottom of South Carolina, in the salt-marsh-soaked town of Beaufort, across the verdant main drag from a national cemetery that serves as the final resting place of some 2,800 Union fighters, sits a single-story brick building that abuts a cluster of corrugated-metal garages. Inside, weight plates, racks, and boxes compete for space along the scuff-marked cinderblock walls while oversized fans keep the sticky air circulating. As shrines to fitness go, CrossFit Beaufort is about ...
<strong> IT'S A COOL </strong> late-summer afternoon in Telluride, Colorado. Jagged Rocky Mountain peaks frame a blue sky, and the buzz in the air owes as much to the 8,750-foot elevation as to the lanyard-wearing cinephiles swarming the ski towns world-renowned film festivalthe flannel shirt of Hollywood junkets. About 12 hours earlier, the audience at the Chuck Jones Cinema gave a standing ovation to Sterling K. Brown and his costars after the premiere of a new movie called Waves, and no ...
The first time Mike Moh met Quentin Tarantino, they were crammed into a small room inside a Los Angeles casting office. Moh was in the second round of auditions for the role of Bruce Lee in Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood (out July 26). After watching Moh deliver his lines, Tarantino pounced. Lets get you up on your feet, he said.
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