You're buying the thing to reminisce—so reminisce on how hard we had it back in the day.
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New year, new list of old things to reminisce over.
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They reminisce about their salad days and all seems well.
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At least Parkinson can reminisce about happier days with Shaggydog.
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For a night, the Garden crowd was allowed to reminisce.
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They reminisce about first meeting and have some pizza with caviar.
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We want to reminisce without being permanently defined by our timelines.
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Ma still has the apartment and he recently returned to reminisce.
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They reconnect and reminisce, but realize they couldn't really be together.
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Fans from earlier generations reminisce about how it used to be.
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They also reminisce about him in on- and off-camera interviews.
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We reminisce about the night before and laugh in the car.
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Now New York City Center is going to do more than reminisce.
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We catch up and reminisce and then chat with his roommates briefly.
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People like to reminisce about making mixtapes for friends and significant others.
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People will be able to go and eat and drink and reminisce.
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They'll tear open presents and reminisce over callaloo and sweet potato pudding.
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Paul steered Tomlin into a quiet café, where she continued to reminisce.
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Eugenie has used her Instagram page to reminisce on her big day.
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And 90s babies are never ones to fumble an opportunity to reminisce.
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The interview has Dreyfuss reminisce on old roles, including the 1975 blockbuster Jaws.
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So shout out to Senator Casey for giving fans this opportunity to reminisce.
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You may reminisce about Kanye West's work before he hooked up with her.
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When we get together and we reminisce, they were babies [at the time].
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The two reminisce about Sweetwater, their ranch, and how things used to be.
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Over on Kardashian West's site, BFF Allison Statter used the occasion to reminisce.
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In fact, let's go on memory lane and reminisce over their fateful engagement.
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Judging by this Junkie XL reminisce-fest, that time is exactly 15 years.
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Reminisce about all those years of great tasting Shapes for the last time.
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Faculty members were eager to reminisce about DiVincenzo's dazzling days as a Sallie.
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"It was good to see him and just kind of reminisce," Williams said.
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Look through old photos on your phone and reminisce about your favorite memories.
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We reminisce about fall, which is our absolute favorite time of the year.
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Realize that this activity is an opportunity to reminisce and appreciate that person.
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Reminisce with the comedian as we animate the tale of his first arrest.
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The unofficial end of summer is already here so it's time to reminisce.
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It's fun to reminisce sometimes, but this camera is not for me, I'm afraid.
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At certain points, the man will stop and sit, and reminisce about his life.
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Afterward you can head to a fancy hotel lounge, sip a cocktail, and reminisce.
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All of us sit at a long table and reminisce about this weekend's festivities.
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Otherwise he may have more than broken bones to reminisce about over a lager.
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He has plenty of time in the off-season to reminisce and look back.
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Miley could be wearing the engagement rock just to reminisce on what could've been.
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But before that, the anchor and his team had a lot to reminisce about.
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Every five years, they gather for a reunion, to reminisce and honor their mentor.
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If you're a fan from way back, this is a lovely opportunity to reminisce.
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Collections allow people to reminisce past events or memories that are significant to them.
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Bobby Brown can reminisce about teaching Michael Jackson to moonwalk, allegedly ... but that's about it.
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She plays Norah Jones, and they reminisce about the pancakes at an old Cambridge spot.
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Payne, 24, couldn't help but reminisce about how fast time flew by in his caption.
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Twenty or so of the volunteers from that first Peace Corps group assembled to reminisce.
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Now let's all watch Cregg do "The Jackal" and reminisce about the good ol' days.
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Brunch commences and we play a game and reminisce about our favorite memories with him.
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But in honor of Facebook's 15th birthday, I want to reminisce, just for a minute.
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After that, we reminisce about Vice Gaming's New Podcast, before opening up The Question Bucket.
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It's what we look at, it's what we talk about, it's what we reminisce about.
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Let's all put on our caps, tilt them backwards, and reminisce on the glory days.
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It's comforting, no doubt, for many to reminisce about the '80s as a simpler time.
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Smith and Dorsey reminisce about their life stories and tell a history of gospel music.
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But Trebek seems happy to reminisce over a long career that went well beyond Jeopardy.
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He took the change to reminisce about 1939 Civil War epic "Gone With The Wind."
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Ever reminisce about that funky beach house you rented with friends that one great summer?
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The two reminisce about Anna Maria's life with her brother in the early 20th century.
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As such, AIM users across Twitter united to reminisce: AOL instant messenger is shutting down??
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Following his death, friends took to social media to reminisce about his plans for the future.
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Reminisce about the good ol' days with your partner with the help of a Homesick candle.
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Steven Spielberg, Meryl Streep, Dustin Hoffman, Tom Hanks, Paul Simon, Matthew Broderick and Alec Baldwin reminisce.
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"The places my father used to reminisce and talk about were long gone," says Irfan Ahmed.
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In fact, this song will definitely make you reminisce about those old Hannah-and-Adam days.
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But also to see all your old friends and come back to be able to reminisce.
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Niecy Nash; Paul Rodriguez; Eazy-E; DJ Yella; and Robert Johnson, a former Black Panther, reminisce.
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Rodriguez could just tell war stories, talk about mechanics and pitcher patterns, reminisce about postseason glory.
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They sing, they dance, they reminisce — they have fun, and it's just as fun to watch.
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" The Memories feature, she continued, is meant to accomplish that by helping users "better reminisce digitally.
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Similar to Timehop, Facebook also occasionally surfaces old memories from people's timelines to help them reminisce.
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It wasn't the only time I heard one of the sex workers reminisce about the past.
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"People who attended the camp, back in the seventies, sometimes come by to reminisce," he said.
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But on Tuesday, at least, Ms. Kaplan was giving herself a moment or two to reminisce.
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Hitting the road in a van packed to the brim, the Efron brothers reminisce on their childhood.
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We reminisce about the trip and cannot wrap our minds around how long we have been away.
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Cue up this song, then read on to reminisce about the TV characters we've loved and lost.
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You can purchase tickets here, and while you wait why not reminisce over this visually stunning trailer?
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But then there are the moments that we will cheerfully reminisce over, for many years to come.
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But she was still down to reminisce with Milton and Edgar -- who she worked with back then.
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The Stinger is a revelation, a history-making car that we'll still reminisce over in 25 years.
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Sit back, relax, and get ready to reminisce about nine cuts that changed the beauty world overnight.
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In direct-to-camera interviews, the real-life participants and third-party experts reminisce about what happened.
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They sing patriotic songs, recite Mr. Xi's slogans about the "Chinese dream" and reminisce about revolutionary heroes.
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It was cool to see Bolt Thrower and Autopsy reminisce about their European Bloodbrothers Tour in 1990.
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The experience is more nostalgic than gastronomic, and I reminisce about my grandmother's cooking on her farm.
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Al-Halabi, who the children refer to as Baba, or Dad, said the children still reminisce about Aleppo.
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For now, Fogle has 15 long years to reminisce about the sweet oven-baked smell of Subway bread.
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I hold J. and reminisce about the last time I came to this museum nearly a decade ago.
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Gwyneth Paltrow is taking a second to reminisce after Avengers: Endgame soared to a $1.2 billion worldwide opening.
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In the clip, the actors returning for the reboot reminisce on their favorite moments from the original series.
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"When I'm by myself I think about it and reminisce and think about what I've done," he says.
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While we wait, you can reminisce on some of the highs (and the lows) of the show online.
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Not especially cordial pleasantries are exchanged as Hugo and Carlotta warily reminisce about their times together and apart.
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Taylor goes on to reminisce about opening her first childhood lemonade stand and working her way through college.
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Their house is bright, with skylights and a big kitchen island, around which the Burnhams gathered to reminisce.
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You're on location—you're being taught by a studio teacher, and your childhood is something you reminisce about.
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Many former USIA employees reminisce about the halcyon days when their work was relevant to U.S. foreign policy.
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With that in mind, Desus and Mero reminisce over Diddy's former pupils—but of a very different breed.
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Think of them as really high-quality home videos, just like the ones you'd cue up to reminisce.
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Experts reminisce about the era which they say offers key lessons as coronavirus triggers another tech market crash.
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If TPPF really wants to reminisce about the good ol' days, maybe they should just stick to selfies.
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And Lin-Manuel Miranda, Michael Phelps and some other game changers reminisce about their very good years. SURPRISE!
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SS veterans who had fought under an ideology that was now outlawed would meet to drink and reminisce.
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Sure, you'll mostly reminisce on things you found disgusting, but terrifying films open up lots of topics for discussion.
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Reminisce about all the good times you've had watching, listening to and pretending to be best friends with Adele.
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So indulge on your discounted post-Halloween treats and reminisce on the good times trick-or-treating brought you.
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And rather than simply reminisce over all of these buys, we culled through and choose the ultimate top 10.
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The rapper, whose real name is Reminisce Smith, turned herself in to authorities on Wednesday at 12:30 p.m.
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She makes him a grilled cheese (burnt) and they reminisce on all the old tricks they used to pull.
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Expect to run into old friends and to reminisce about the dreams you had for your future long ago.
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I felt like he was reminiscing, and that the game was inviting me to reflect and reminisce with him.
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We're well on our way to Stranger Things 4, but no reason we can't reminisce on Stranger Things 2.
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In a crowded coffee shop recently, a man spotted Pisani and offered him a chair so they could reminisce.
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It is so fun to reminisce with family and friends about the fun times you've had with each other.
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They looked at all the stuff and art direction on set and started to reminisce and get close again.
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Everything from the topics and lyrics, the delivery and the overall sound—it all made me reminisce about Peep.
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To help people reminisce, Timehop every day surfaces photos and posts published from years past on Twitter and Facebook.
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They will reminisce over the comity and civility that permeated both Houses up to and including the Reagan presidency.
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One Direction fans still reminisce about the days Zayn Malik would pull his long hair into a man bun.
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The store also said a large number of tourists visits the store to reminisce about the former rental company.
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Above all, they reminisce, drifting back through their vivid lives as partners in crime, intimate friends and treacherous rivals.
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We reminisce and tell stories about my dad who passed away last year after a long battle with cancer.
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Featuring rare and never-before-seen photographs and memoribilia, it's a chance to reminisce over the club's considerable history.
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Whenever Static Cling lands, it'll be the perfect time to reminisce on just how weird Rocko's Modern Life really was.
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While promoting education, the stars also took some time to reminisce on some of their least glamorous high school memories.
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The characters reminisce about working with Rose, and about the relationships that developed and transformed and ended during those collaborations.
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I reminisce with the guys — we've been friends for 24 years — and excuse myself for a Spanish lesson and probiotics.
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For her senior photos, Mikayla Cleckler wanted to reminisce on one of the best parts of high school: eating McDonald's.
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Despite their severed professional relationship, Trump still called up his former campaign manager after he won the election to reminisce.
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Nevertheless, when I spoke to her on the phone about You've Got Mail's 20th anniversary, she was happy to reminisce.
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For now, all we can do is reminisce about other times internet companies decided to jump into the smartphone market.
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What makes this scene really work is that it lets you reminisce as much or as little as you want.
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Watching them reminisce, it's impossible not to hope they get to keep doing it as long as they want to.
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But just because we expected it doesn't mean it's not fun to reminisce about the night's big zingers – shall we?
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He can wax philosophical for hours about the significance of just about any hardcore record or reminisce about that pg.
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Throughout the years, he had remained close with Mikan and Mikkelsen; often, the three would meet for breakfast, and reminisce.
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Nothing makes us reminisce more than the outdoor sports, arts & crafts, and sing-a-longs of our summer camp days.
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For now, I'll take comfort in my white blanket of nostalgia, and reminisce about how tasty those dessert pizzas looked.
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Spencer, who had a chance to hang out and reminisce with Woods on Saturday, considers Woods a brother, he said.
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In the years since, my body had changed more than Aleena's had, and I didn't like to reminisce about it.
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"Aveeno is on sale!" she suddenly exclaimed, before continuing to reminisce about the good old days of the East Village.
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What gets them more meaningful photos that they love to enjoy later, they love to reminisce, they love to share?
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My brother, T., gets home from work, and we reminisce on doing school projects and my dad inevitably taking over.
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Watch ethical porn together, read erotica, share a fantasy or even reminisce about the hot sex you used to have.
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That's why, when people are transitioning, they start to reminisce about falling in love or being in a car accident.
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Dear Miss Manners: Our group of ladies gets together every couple of months for lunch, to reminisce and catch up.
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The newest addition joins her mom and dad (whose given names are Reminisce Smith and Shamele Mackie, respectively), plus four siblings.
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They also reminisce about their favorite characters, talk about the upcoming big-screen release and take questions from inquisitive young Padawans.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE, some fan favorites reminisce about the show's impact on both their professional and personal lives.
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Then I was rendered mute by the hygienist and Dr. Tran started to reminisce, which was out of character for him.
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But when I returned to my high school Wednesday, it wasn't to reminisce about or indulge again in the liberal arts.
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We enact this togetherness by gathering to cook and eat and reminisce, look at pictures, watch the game, and tell stories.
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It is odd that the 76-year-old Biden feels compelled to reminisce about long-dead 1970s reactionary senators like Eastland.
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That leads Louis and Jessica to reminisce about how they acquired their own American names, and the first time they met.
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It is a dance with ghosts who lean on crates in the night and reminisce about that wild party in 1970.
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I often reminisce about the new age traveller parties in fields, people I met, and squats I used to live in.
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It's a really fun way to reminisce about the past and is sure to get you and your partner feeling sentimental.
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As the women gather for the 40th portrait and reminisce about their shared lives, Danny asks them to sign legal waivers.
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Peter Ciaccia prepared for his last marathon as its race director, using a prerace course inspection as a vehicle to reminisce.
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We held a reunion, gathering to reminisce about "the good old days" and, to a lesser extent, ponder the country's future.
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It's been so nice to reminisce over it; we had so much fun doing the show, and I have such wonderful memories.
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Professors reminisce about an age when public money was plentiful, governments left them alone and academics were part of the ruling class.
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It's been 10 months since Paul died, and I still want to talk about him all the time and reminisce about him.
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As the two reminisce in Fonny's art studio over beer and cigarettes, their revelry is interrupted by the ghosts of Daniel's past.
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Obama is expected to ask Americans create "a more perfect union" and reminisce on his last eight years in the White House.
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Keep reading to reminisce on our favorite MTV VJs, ranked in chronological order from when they starred on the iconic TV channel.
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Teatime drop-ins have grown into dedicated asylum-support groups; charity workers reminisce proudly about refugee children who are now at university.
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Mr. Wick encouraged her to reminisce and teasingly asked her if it was true her husband had once been a movie star.
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But once they are persuaded, your holiday gatherings will be less vexing to create, organize and reminisce about for years to come.
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I don't have a countryside upbringing to reminisce about but the memory of a pleasant morning spent in a bakery will do.
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Late in the finale, Donna and Cameron met to reminisce, as Cameron was getting ready to leave town for a fresh start.
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As the Kylie Cosmetic founder shows off her new Lipstick Kit shade, "Girls Trip," the sisters reminisce and answer fans&apos questions.
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I lost track of him in the museum, and I thought I had missed my chance to reminisce with a fellow musician.
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The contestants gather to reminisce about their time on an island off Fiji, and the winner is announced and awarded $1 million.
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It is the sort of meal you might cook once a month for a good long while and reminisce about for years.
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It's good to remember your family coming together, or to fondly reminisce about how delicious Grandma's stuffing was before she passed away.
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We brought the #DawsonsCreek cast back together in celebration of its 20th anniversary to reminisce about their time on the iconic TV show.
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The singer recently took to social media to reminisce about her big day and share the first photos of the princess-inspired dress.
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Since there's no telling when we'll see another, let us reminisce with some of the most absurd ads for this line of phones.
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We reminisce about what we once had and how we used to be received when we walked into a room full of people.
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Now, I'm telling you this story not merely to reminisce, but to illustrate how hungry the tech scene in Turkey was to develop.
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While the "of the month" series has expanded beyond IPAs, Foothills fans continue to reminisce about their favorite IPA of the Month releases.
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The duo share the mailbag again this week and reminisce on a delicious meal they shared over the weekend… including the bibb lettuce.
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Baby boomers and Gen Xers often reminisce about the days of meeting up with friends at the neighborhood cul-de-sac or mall.
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Walt Mossberg and Nilay Patel reminisce on the introduction of Apple's iMac, and how it influenced the open web and computers going forward.
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Cooper and DeGeneres then began to reminisce about their trips to the White House, which the actor revealed he once visited sans underwear.
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We reminisce on the past few days and talk about when we will see each other again, which will most likely be Christmas.
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At the end of the summer, Jenna shared a pair of sweet family photos on Instagram to reminisce about the past few months.
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A chance to reminisce, say goodbye, and look to the future before turning your superhero tassel and throwing your shield, hammer, helmet, etc.
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Kristen Bell stopped by Hot Ones to test her heat tolerance, reminisce on her husband's wing-eating experience, and chat about her career.
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Watch Summers reminisce about the good stuff and talk about the recent DIY slime trend (it just doesn't compare) in the video, below.
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Students began using the app to make Friday night plans, to reminisce the morning after, and to do homework together during the week.
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That's why Sally Hansen's latest collaboration with Crayola makes us especially happy — it feels like the grown-up way to reminisce about childhood.
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I felt good, but then later, I wondered if maybe he was just a retired man, taking a walk, sitting down to reminisce.
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Miniaturist Jason d'Aquino's matchbook drawings reminisce the early days of Hollywood and the visual aesthetic of noir fiction films, novels, and comic books.
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Picture books in verse can meditate or meander, imagine or reminisce, examine one small aspect of the world carefully, or elicit deep emotion.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The "paddle out" is surfing's most hallowed ritual, a floating memorial ceremony in which mourners join hands and reminisce at sea.
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Haleyi reached out to Weinstein multiple times after the alleged assault, including once to "reminisce" about their time together in 2006, Cheronis said.
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Noisey caught up with him to reminisce about "Shoes," the genesis of Kelly, and the dawn of virality as we know it today.
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Vegetables Let's all reminisce about when Andy lived in a pit amongst the rats, and ate vegetables from the park's community garden to live.
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Whatever his secret is, it's time to reminisce on his decade-long glow-up, regardless of whether or not he makes it the end.
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Each Moschino x The Sims piece will make you reminisce about simpler times spent hunched over your PC, selecting outfits for your favorite characters.
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We're told he called their children and many of Beth's friends to reminisce and talk about the positive impact she had on their lives.
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He loves to reminisce about his eight years in the Obama administration, but not so much about old Senate votes or friendships with segregationists.
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A premiere date has not been announced, but you can catch up or reminisce on Downton Abbey's six seasons via Amazon in the meantime.
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She begins to reminisce about the the day they got the car — Jack had splurged on a new one, and the kids were thrilled.
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Lucky for us, the famous body care brand just gave us something to reminisce about: Bath fizzies that smell like our middle school memories.
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We asked a handful of residents (and one surgeon who lived to reminisce) to tell us how they keep from passing out mid-procedure.
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Years later, Mr. Long would reminisce about the first time he saw El Capitan, in 2442, and about that historic climb five years later.
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They reminisce a bit, flash a little song-and-dance ability and share observations about how they view themselves and how society views them.
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Miley and her new man, Cody Simpson, did an Instagram Live video together Sunday to reminisce about their less-than-a-month-long relationship.
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I call my best friend, B. and we reminisce about our recent girl's trip and talk about our plans to meet up over Thanksgiving.
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The rest of us will just have to reminisce on New Year 2k16 with a pessimistic can of Beck's and some unimaginative kettle chips.
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While it's all well and good to reminisce about the glory days of Vine, it's worth asking whether we'd still love Vine if it matured.
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We asked them to reminisce on the album's importance, and give us their take on why Jay Z is still your drug dealer's favorite rapper.
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As I make my way upstairs with a belly full of short rib and jasmine rice, I reminisce about my first day in New Hampshire.
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UFC 215 may remain fresh in the memory, but it's no time to reminisce with another exciting fight card coming to fruition on Saturday night.
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Fischer is still a huge fan of The Office and is always down to reminisce about her time there or answer any burning fan questions.
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The star of the Rocky Horror Picture Show TV revamp sat down with PEOPLE Now to reminisce about Victorious — and dish on her favorite episode.
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For your playlist, branch out from Tegan and Sara (though you can always reminisce to "Call It Off") and find new queer music to adore.
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Snapchat's teen users don't want a permanent public timeline, but they still want to reminisce and tell bigger stories that incorporate more than just today.
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There's no better time to reminisce about a great vacation than when you're back at work trying to recuperate with a hot cup of coffee.
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In this video they head back to Thame in Oxfordshire, where they give a brief tour of the town and reminisce about how they met.
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She's here in London for med school interviews, and hearing the two of them reminisce about their school years makes me nostalgic for college, too.
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In our chat, below, they reminisce about the '90s, tease what Dannijo ready-to-wear might look like, and call out the next arm party.
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He was also a key aide during the final months of the 2016 campaign and election, and someone with whom Mr. Trump likes to reminisce.
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At various points men, including Ben Bradlee (Alfred Molina) are heard to reminisce about the old days when journalists ignored the sex lives of politicians.
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Just enter a URL or some keywords to look up a site and reminisce, and make sure you check out some earlier versions of Gizmodo.
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We catch up on our personal lives and reminisce about our trips around China, hiking the great mountains, and having misadventures with shady menu items.
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Four of the current New York Times journalists who covered President Bill Clinton's impeachment reminisce about that time and how it echoes in today's coverage.
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One evening, two Sichuanese and a Beijing native took a break from their medium-spicy meal to reminisce about their first dry pot in China.
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As a narrative device, she uses the faces of the anonymous and utterly unremarkable people she encounters during her commute to reminisce about her past.
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We'll reminisce about that time we almost ruined everything but we're fine again now and, actually, aren't the butterflies getting to be a little much?
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So when Jenna Fischer, who played Pam Beesley on the show, took a moment to reminisce about the emotional Goodbye, Michael episode, people were pretty pumped.
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Gaston and LeFou do not have sex in the new Beauty and the Beast, though LeFou does reminisce about their bonding time during an unspecified war.
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For instance, Stuart Little is coming to remind you of your childhood, and The Notebook for when you want to reminisce on your overdramatic teen years.
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Norton cheerily went around the circle of stars to reminisce, remembering Miller's early modeling career and showing some goofy photos of Affleck and Stone as kids.
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As we reminisce about the good old days, when October 31 was the MOST magical day of the year, the same conversation seems to come up.
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My multiple ear piercings have never interfered with me hearing them reminisce about their better days or listening to them as they express their last wishes.
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On the first episode of 2017, Walt and Nilay reminisce on the origin and legacy of the iPhone, which was introduced 10 years ago this week.
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Although Serena Williams previously revealed that she wouldn't be celebrating her daughter's first birthday, over the weekend, the tennis pro did reminisce about Alexis Olympia's birth.
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Fans took to social media to reminisce on the times they had called Miss Cleo in hopes of learning what the future may have in store.
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Reminisce on the relationship you have with your Cap loved one and get them something that takes you both back—but don't make it too cheesy.
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In 2018, PEOPLE sat down with the cast to reminisce about making the film and find out what the former child actors are up to now.
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Throughout the flashy new chronicle, players are given the option to revisit some of Lara's earlier days and reminisce on the OG pixel-based archaeologist's birthplace.
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Honestly, she doesn't get why it's such a big deal that she loves to troll Silverman and reminisce with her about their "unfortunate" throwback hair pics.
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In London, I have no youthful history to reminisce about, and now when I walk its streets I wear the invisibility cloak of middle-aged womanhood.
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Touch controls make adding wobble, reverb or repeat effects a snap and also made me reminisce at being back at a CES afterparty in Vegas, i.e.
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So as we all stand in awe of where Jagr has ended up, this seems like a good time to reminisce about where it all began.
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"It's not something I'm going to reminisce or even talk about with these guys because that was a tough time for my new teammates," Price said.
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But across the country, legions of former Sears workers like Mr. Atwood, a retired truck driver, gather regularly to reminisce about their long careers in retailing.
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I reminisce about my blissful summer interning in Singapore where I tried all the world's cuisines at hawker centers and made a ton of euro friends.
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Improbably, they would go on to win the World Series in a season that he and countless other Mets fans still reminisce about 50 years later.
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I own many of the original SNES cartridges in working condition, but they've become relics of my childhood: look, but don't touch; reminisce, but don't actually play.
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And if you want to reminisce about the heyday of Sex and the City by going on a tour led by Sarah Jessica Parker...well, you could.
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When former teammates reminisce about Gazza, they almost all wish that they had put an arm around him; wish that they had somehow been able to help.
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When Wright runs into Pitino, Huggins, and other former Big East coaches, they still reminisce about the times coaching against each other at the Garden and elsewhere.
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There's a souped-up anniversary Blu-ray coming that helped spur the reunion, and the group took the opportunity to reminisce about their time making the film.
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Reflective McCain Just as other confidants have reported after seeing McCain at his ranch outside Sedona, Arizona, Graham described his friend as reflective and eager to reminisce.
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On the first evening of fall, members of the boomer-era Ridgewood diaspora, fresh from Florida and Long Island, gathered at Gottscheer Hall to reminisce about adolescence.
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A little while later, Meera and Hodor reminisce about food that is not moss, while the Three-Eyed Raven and Bran go on a little vision trip.
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Fortunately, I got the chance to reminisce with Eric about old times, past feelings, and the North America absurdities that seem just as shocking as his humor.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find many Atlantans today who can reminisce about the bars of city's roaring jazz heyday in the late 21970s and early 21969s.
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Weaver's characters, whose stories were written while she traveled Europe in a van, reminisce about their childhood homes, talk of "rebuilding," and are eager to go someplace.
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Roger Stone, the political provocateur, visited the bar at the Four Seasons Hotel on primary day last week to reminisce about his long friendship with Donald Trump.
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Mr. Samson, who is 50 and was a computer software pioneer, will reminisce about his subway adventure with Michael Miscione, the Manhattan borough historian, at 7 p.m.
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But the real focus of the panel was to appreciate the fans, reminisce about the films' productions, and pay tribute to Carrie Fisher, who died in December 2016.
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Last week we were reminded of the existence of AIM just long enough to reminisce about our youthful indiscretions on AOL's messenger before its overdue termination in December.
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The real problem for Motorola, though, would be making this new Razr anything more than a feeble attempt to make people warmly reminisce about a long dead phone.
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I go downstairs to order a chai tea latte from our cafe and reminisce on times I could drink all night and then wake up with no hangover.
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Alex Rodriguez's youngest daughter celebrated her birthday and the former baseball star took to Instagram on Friday to reminisce about how fast the 9-year-old has grown.
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The Chicago actress, who recently portrayed real-life screen star Olivia de Havilland in FX's Feud, used Dylan's birthday as a way to reminisce about her son's childhood.
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Meghan Markle gave her first public speech as a member of the royal family on Thursday — and it's hard not to reminisce about Kate Middleton's own royal first!
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So [re-shooting the album cover] was the perfect opportunity to touch base and reminisce about Corinne Day, who shot the cover and is sadly now passed away.
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"All the Way Up" – Joseph Cartagena, Edward Davadi, Shandel Green, Karim Kharbouch, Andre Christopher Lyon, Reminisce Mackie & Marcello Valenzano, songwriters (Fat Joe & Remy Ma Featuring French Montana & Infared)
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The climax of "Reminisce Over You," arrives when Luke (Mike Colter) goes to see Mariah Dillard (Alfre Woodard, who steals the show and never return it) in jail.
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Castro went on to reminisce about his youth on the family plantation in the eastern village of Biran, in particular about his father who died before the revolution.
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Bryan calls Orrin and they reminisce about when Orrin was his professor and then talk about how the moral path seems less straightforward now, with too many vagaries.
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Ledger also established his home as a sort-of haven and party central for other artists and especially fellow Aussies, who reminisce fondly about their good times there.
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Twelve of the famous franchise's most memorable Bachelorettes reunited for a two-hour TV special on Monday night, where the women got together to reminisce on the experience.
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Harry and William also take a moment to reminisce on their own childhood as they watch Charles play with his little sister in the gardens of Windsor Castle.
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It's not like we needed an excuse to go back and reminisce over the Trenchcoat Twins' greatest triumphs in film and television, but we're happy to have one.
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Older huntsmen reminisce about their first forays into the thorny scrubland by moonlight; boys imitate their fathers' strides across vast plains as they follow packs of brawny mastiffs.
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The result is an online collective where past crew members can reminisce and outsiders can view a cultural narrative that Rosales feels the media typically misrepresents as violent.
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Take the time to catch up with old friends and reminisce about your big day, with folks like fashion icon Valentino and his partner, Giancarlo Giammetti, for example.
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While everything today, both old and new, can be easily obtained online, tape trading aficionados like powerfulmgp will always look back and reminisce about the good ol' days.
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Originating in 2009, Candle Cove comes from a conversation on a nostalgia forum where several users tried to reminisce about a puppet program they can only recall hazily.
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Pitt and Aniston appeared in their first photograph together in over a decade, and the images caused fans to reminisce about the time that the actors spent together.
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As they snack and sip and reminisce, they reveal the brutality of the world outside and the ways that artists can abet it, resist it and ignore it.
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The actress recently reunited with her co-stars from that 2002 comedy, Selma Blair and Christina Applegate, for an interview with Entertainment Weekly to reminisce about the film.
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As they hack and bludgeon each other in the revamped arena, we can reminisce about the good old days, and shed a tear thinking of times gone by.
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"It was fun to reminisce on things and think about what was good and what was bad and make sense of it all," he said of his new book.
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It would stand to reason that Sam and Bucky going to team up to save the world and reminisce about what it was like to fight alongside Steve Rogers.
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Now that the final episode of The People vs O.J. Simpson has aired, Ellen DeGeneres figured it was time to reminisce on her very important role in the show.
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Comedian and director Mel Brooks stopped by The Tonight Show to reminisce about his dear friend and colleague Gene Wilder, who passed away earlier this week at age 83.
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With the year coming to a close, it is also a time to look back on the last 12 months and reminisce on the best it had to offer.
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As for Trump, part of the bit was played for the audience awaiting his arrival for the bill signing and he seemed all too happy to reminisce yet again.
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Put together by Slack dev Felix Rieseberg, the 129mb file downloadable from GitHub allows you to reminisce on the old days of MS Paint and wasting time on Solitaire.
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Years later I'd listen to the stirring piano-driven soundtrack and reminisce, or flip through an art book to remind myself just how amazing the character designs really were.
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Callahan said these events are often full of grateful animal lovers, who are happy interact up-close with a dog again as the reminisce about their own past pets.
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Here's our review of the iPhone 4s if you want to put on some Sarah McLachlan and reminisce about the good times because the 3.5-inch iPhone is gone.
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HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON Meredith Lue, former studio manager for the photographer Mary Ellen Mark, who died in 2015, will reminisce about the artist and show images of her work.
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It was a safe space to speak their language, reminisce about the country they'd left, and enjoy familiar dishes that had the power to transport them temporarily back home.
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Even if we didn't accomplish everything we wanted to do, we should reminisce on the things that we did do, not be regretful for the things we didn't do.
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Others insist that the whole thing was serious business, but there's a lot of giggling as they reminisce at the expense of those caught up in the bureau's web.
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" Webber says he wants his return to be private -- "No fanfare, without people around so I can just go around a reminisce and have a good time as well.
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"You have a lot of retirees who reminisce about their childhoods every time they hear Donald Trump say 'Make America Great Again,'" said Representative Darren Soto, an Orlando Democrat.
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The Biebs was performing in London Tuesday night, where he took a moment to reminisce on his days of snapping and posting ... which he basically says to hell with.
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And while you may not totally want to go back to a period of watching Blossom and playing games on your Texas Instruments calculator, it certainly is fun to reminisce.
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While Cyrus was soaking up her "#MeTime," fans couldn't help but reminisce about another time where she showed off her twerking skills — her infamous 2013 VMAs performance alongside Robin Thicke.
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From the press room, Kerry wandered down the hall to address several hundred enthusiastic staffers gathered in the building's ceremonial lobby and reminisce about his four decades of public service.
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We don't personally know these people and yet we can discuss how long someone's hair has gotten and reminisce about when they were just babies with no hair at all.
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"We'll reminisce about that time 10 years earlier when thousands of people pledged in their mom's honor to step up," she said of the service, according to the Albuquerque Journal.
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Most of the stars appeared in person to reminisce about working on the show with Burrows, but Perry, who sent a video message, was working from London at the time.
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She takes a moment to reminisce, and then tells her dad that she has to let go a little now and make room for Toby, spreading some of Jack's ashes.
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Sixteen years after the release of tragic teen romance A Walk To Remember, the movie's star posted on Twitter to reminisce about her time on the Nichols Sparks-adapted flick.
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And you could feel compelled to reach out to your friends to tell them what they meant to you this year — or to just reminisce about 2018's wildest moments.
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"We'll reminisce about that time 10 years earlier when thousands of people pledged in their mom's honor to step up," she said of the service, according to the Albuquerque Journal.
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He would save his stories and if he was in the mood to reminisce or remember when his babies were a little bit younger, he would go watch those stories.
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SiriusXM is launching a limited-run music channel, Prom Radio, and the hot couple took to the streets to spread the word and reminisce with about their own prom memories.
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Though it may seem unorthodox, the meme has become the dominant mode of cultural exchange, be it to voice discontentment, highlight the paradoxical nature of contemporary culture, or simply reminisce.
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As World's Fair laugh, reminisce, and finish each other's sentences, a spirit of togetherness is conveyed—and it's this same sort of communal feeling that gives New Lows its life.
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In 2013, Facebook groups and Twitter accounts popped up as forums for Winner Taco fans from Italy and Sweden to reminisce, and strategize on how to demand action from Algida.
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Hearing the guys reminisce on special moments during the creative process, you realize that this record more than anything is about two accomplished musicians getting together to try something new.
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Much like parents who, on the way to drop their children off at college for the first time, wistfully recall them as infants, we too reminisce about Daenerys' early days.
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The majority of American and Canadian players dispersed to Europe and North America, but the national team compatriots have still had ample opportunity to reminisce about their experiences in Pyeongchang.
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The dames in question — longtime friends Maggie Smith, Judi Dench, Joan Plowright and Eileen Atkins — swap raunchy anecdotes and reminisce about their prolific careers during a weekend in the country.
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But thanks to a forthcoming book on the beleaguered company, employees had a chance to reminisce about one some of us may not remember: its sketchy-ass Safe Rides Fee.
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To celebrate Canada Day 2017, which marks 150 years since the country's founding on July 1, 20173, please allow us to reminisce fondly on Justin Trudeau's year in the spotlight.
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They each reminisce about what they learned from the early portion of their careers, discuss the importance of their fathers in their development, and are lauded by their own children.
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" She used most of her speech to reminisce about the TV industry of the 1960s and '70s, ending with her signature line, "I'm so glad we got this time together.
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The U2 frontman caused a paparazzi meltdown at Craig's in WeHo and was happy enough to reminisce about a photo taken years ago ... a photo of Bono with bull horns.
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In February, Philipps' best friend and former Dawson's Creek costar Michelle Williams stopped by to reminisce about some of the more hilarious moments they'd shared with some of Hollywood's leading men.
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With the Nintendo Switch blowing up your feed and getting you to reminisce about the glory days of video games, you may have missed some of this week's best new apps.
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"When my oldest son and I sit together, we reminisce about the things we used to do, going to the public garden or when I dropped him at school," she said.
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The episode was ridiculously funny, and in honor of its 10 year anniversary Rolling Stone caught up with the cast and writers to reminisce and get some behind-the-scenes details.
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In the second episode of the series, streaming now on PEN, Hamilton returns to his hometown of Bowling Green, Ohio, to reminisce on his childhood and how skating changed his live.
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Since then, hundreds of people have taken to social media to reminisce about their time shopping at the store and to express their sadness over the news of its recent downfall.
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Poland's population went hungry for decades living under Soviet control, and people still reminisce about the days when there was nothing to buy in the shops but salt and pickling spices.
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This is the episode that should make you hold off, back away from the remote, reflect, and reminisce on why you got hooked on the nighttime soap in the first place.
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"I did my first ever stage dive last night," laughs Jonny Dub as we reminisce about the launch in their studio the next day, when I interviewed them earlier this year.
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Both Jell-O and Plymouth Rock's coffee packs were discontinued, but wedged into the memories of New Englanders; on recipes across the internet, New Englanders reminisce about the after-dinner dessert.
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"She's an incredibly smart and lovely young lady, so it's always nice to bump into each other and slightly reminisce about old times but also about looking forward to the future."
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On Valentine's Day, couples often reminisce about that moment they knew they would stay together, whether during a vacation, over a fancy dinner or, perhaps, while meeting their future in-laws.
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The S'mores Frappuccino already took us back to summer camp and now the coffee chain is making us reminisce on ice cream truck runs with its new Double Double Fudge Bar Frappuccino.
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The women came by during the late-night show's stint in Las Vegas to reminisce and chat all things Kanye West, but it wasn't long before Kimmel put Khloé on the spot.
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Sometimes he takes to the wheel of his car with his wife, Cilia Flores, sitting glumly beside him; this is an occasion to reminisce about his early career as a bus driver.
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Her Bikini Body Guide is no joke and makes me reminisce on how dependent I am on Equinox classes to force me to work hard, and how much I miss their classes.
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Remy, 38, who was born Reminisce Smith, shared her excitement over news of her pregnancy on Instagram while sharing a series of videos and photos of the event taken by Daniel Vasquez.
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"For me, it was a coming home at Key Arena to be able to reminisce about those memories watching basketball there and building more of those with my own girls," he says.
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The band's set was abbreviated here by weather-related production delays, but there was time enough to play a feel-good version of "Reminisce," by the elastically suave R&B singer Bilal.
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They reminisce how the mama's boy who could befriend anyone looked out for his sisters and how, according to one of his aunts, "he'd dance anywhere," especially if Frankie Beverly was jamming.
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"We noticed that you would never relive or reminisce about any of these moments," said Anil Sabharwal, the Google vice president who led the team that built Photos, and still runs it.
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TEA WITH THE DAMES Three of the stars of "Tea With Mussolini" — Maggie Smith, Judi Dench and Joan Plowright — and Eileen Atkins sit down to drink tea and reminisce with one another.
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The fabled R&B producers Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff lend a warm authority, and Jackson's brothers Marlon and Jackie reminisce in delightful harmony, fully attuned to each other after decades together onstage.
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It pains me that many of my generation choose to forget the past and some even reminisce about the "good old days" when they could travel the country as privileged, carefree Red Guards.
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While the British designer Giles Deacon was celebrating his latest fashion collaboration at London Fashion Week, he was also happy to reminisce on his last big fashion moment — designing Pippa Middleton's wedding dress.
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For our latest installment of Diggin, we asked Sherwood to reminisce on the history of the project, as well as how he thinks the three decade-old track fits into today's musical landscape.
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But rather than reminisce about buying cabins upstate or Pol Pot like Gray, Trump delivered a rambling, cautionary tale about a rich real estate friend named William Levitt who had too much fun.
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While Sarah sits for one of Felix's paintings and Kira and Rachel chat at Dyad, Alison bumps into Chad, and they reminisce about Aynsley as the guilt eats away at both of them.
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But an incredible number had the best times of their life there—me included—and although it's sometimes sad to reminisce, I don't think any of us would swap it for the world.
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Steve Carell turns up to reminisce with his former employee co-star about the worst times Krasinski couldn't stop laughing, and how they feel about the prospect of getting the gang back together.
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In his grief, my father would sometimes reminisce about their sailing trips — the times without me — when as a couple they left behind their demands and distractions and reveled in one another's company.
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So grab an ice cream and reminisce about the pieces you remember best; by giving your brain time to think them over, it's likely you'll have new comments or even a different opinion.
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The two reminisce in song, unearthing a whimsical duet they composed together when Eliza was 9, with lyrics that reference her only-child specialness and the time she fell off the monkey bars.
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Star Trek star Zachary Quinto stopped by The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to reminisce about his friendship with Leonard Nimoy, discuss his new play and reveal his secret acting weapon: his eyebrows.
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Venus in Cancer folks are often fairly traditional, and you might be more likely to believe in celebrating every anniversary, reminisce about the past, and have regular family gatherings with lots of food.
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As they squabble or reminisce, we see in them grotesque emblems of humanity in various states of decay, but still clinging to life, and to one another, because that is what humans do.
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In his first novel, Mengestu captured the world of immigrants and refugees in Washington, D.C., as they gather at a Logan Circle grocery store and reminisce about homes they can't go back to.
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One of us might have caught the other out on a "good day," looking to reminisce for our own sake, when a distraction from the whole thing was all the other really needed.
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In honor of the 20th anniversary of the first Harry Potter book's release, Julianne took to Instagram to reminisce about her time as an extra in the Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone movie.
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After Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's unexpected death on Saturday, Stephen Colbert took a moment on Monday's episode of The Late Show to reminisce about an interaction between the two from 10 years earlier.
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Thousands of people all over the United States had at some time worked in an orphanage, yet none had come forward to reminisce about their time, at least not anywhere that Widman could find.
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They talk about their artistic techniques, formalistic decisions, and reminisce about the joy and sense of adventure that accompanied the experience of working with Varda, who is ever generous with her praise and admiration.
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So, rather than going through the motions of treating this seriously, let's all just reminisce on many US-born millennials' first memory of Greenland: this scene from the classic film D2: The Mighty Ducks.
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Tom made a surprise appearance at Comic-Con to promote the first "Top Gun: Maverick" trailer -- which looks SICK, BTW -- and later stopped by "Conan" to reminisce about the Ben Stiller-directed action-comedy.
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REATED: Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban Reminisce on 12th Wedding Anniversary: 'Feels Like It Was Yesterday' The Oscar winner also speaks warmly about spending time with her husband during the country singer's many tours.
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"I'm looking forward to people seeing this group reminisce with each other and talk about who they were in high school versus who they are today because that stuff is incredibly relatable," she said.
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More than 40 years after the end of Nile Blue, former Darpa officials like Perry and Lukasik still get together for a monthly lunch, where they reminisce about their days at the pioneering agency.
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We also have plenty of tips for how to get the most out of Prime Day, predict the best deals, and reminisce about the weirdest deals of years past (remember that barrel of lube?).
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For instance, something like, "Who did you admire when you were growing up?" allows that person to reminisce and gives you a peek into what kinds of qualities they'd like to build in themselves.
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To the long roll call of visitors he meets each day — regional power brokers and elders, government officials, religious leaders, well-wishers who reminisce longingly about his years in power — the metaphor is clear.
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So, given that today is the 25th anniversary of the classic Disney movie, we wanted to reminisce on all the things that made her the beauty icon she has remained for a quarter century.
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You reminisce about the times you were alone, eating sushi in a stand outside Tsukiji fish market, in a random hole-in-the-wall in Shibuya, at a stand-up counter in Tokyo Station.
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Kelly allegedly met Hawkins at his old Chicago high school, Kenwood Academy, when he visited the school to reminisce about having gotten his start there and to inspire current students to follow their dreams.
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"Through the guidance of the questions, couples can reminisce on the moments of their relationship and reflect on their familial roles and responsibilities," Mr. Liu, who oversees Lianyungang's civil marriage registry, told the newspaper.
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On Saturday, the duo appeared at the museum, along with their longtime manager, Clarence Spalding, to reflect on their improbable career and reminisce about the ups and downs of their 29-year professional marriage.
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The emotionally powerful ad features a man who uses Google Assistant to reminisce about his late wife, Loretta, by searching for photos, places visited, a favorite movie and more so as not to forget.
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All the stories he tells in "I Went Alone on a Solo Australian Tour," off 2018's Reminisce Bar and Grill, are about the time he actually went alone on a solo Australian tour.
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"After it's all said and done, I'll definitely go back and look, reminisce on the years I've had here, kind of be amazed at myself, know what I was able to accomplish," Clemons said.
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They make a date to go grocery shopping every Monday, since Kevin is now permitting himself to eat sugary foods and not just cashews and kale, and they both reminisce and confide in each other.
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It appeared in the very first episode of the drama, "Winter Is Coming," when Adult Ned and longtime best friend Robert Baratheon (Mark Addy) reminisce about the horrors of the past while touring Winterfell's crypts.
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Ziyad al-Bayati, an Iraqi Muslim who looks after the rarely visited graveyard near the East Baghdad neighborhood Sadr City, said his father used to reminisce about an Iraq in which ethnic communities lived together.
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As a fifth-generation resident of New York City, I can tell you that New Yorkers reminisce about the price of a slice of pizza during their childhoods like Charles Foster Kane reminisced about Rosebud.
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" The former first lady went on to reminisce about the couple's recent getaway to Palm Springs — without their daughters — which marked "the first time in a long time it was just the two of us.
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Sam Sheffer will also be on the show to reminisce about his old Sidekick LX. We're going to laugh, ponder, and maybe cry today on Circuit Breaker Live, so make sure you don't miss out.
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Meanwhile, non-sensitive messages can be set to permanent so it's easy to look back and reminisce, or prevent a conversation from losing context if someone forgets or misses what was in a visual message.
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Equally familiar is his marriage to former Andy Warhol It Girl Devon (Olivia Wilde) now stashed away in a poorly-lit Connecticut mansion to deal with their two children and reminisce about her wild past.
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In the meantime, we called upon Lowery Stokes Sims, Marline A. Martin, Omo Misha, robin holder, and Thelma Golden to reminisce about Betty Blayton-Taylor: the artist, activist, friend, mentor, and all-around arts warrior.
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Near the end of every season of The Bachelorette, ousted suitors gather at Men Tell All to reflect and reminisce on the season – and more than not, get into a verbal sparring match or two.
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As they reminisce, their pet pig and their early boyfriends and the churlish "rebby boys" who tormented them seem to take shape in the living room, among the dainty teacups, lace doilies and knitted afghans.
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"[T]his was actually my first time using dubsmash when I just got it a while ago and I found this ... On Thursdays we Reminisce#givenchyphonecase for those who wonder lol," she captioned the video.
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We reminisce about school days and all that, and it seems so crazy that Maggi has an honest-to-God kid now, and I tell her I can't even imagine what that must be like.
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I hold my hand up against the wind and light a cigarette, and reminisce about how this past week has shown me what true freedom is: riding on the pavement, even when it's not allowed.
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On Monday afternoon, as a crowd of audience members gathered at his invitation in Brooklyn Bridge Park to unwind and reminisce, Mr. Mac gave a brief interview — here edited and condensed — about his vocal strategy.
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I bite into the creamy, biscuit-crunching milk chocolate while I reminisce about being I was a young and innocent child, standing on top of the mountain in northern Norway and eating my Kvikk Lunsj.
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I know it sounds cold to say, but I don't think that the story mattered, partly because Leung doesn't reminisce, doesn't fill her poems with anecdotes or memories that all too quickly devolve into sentimentality.
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Jordyn Ives from Westfield, N.J., keeps things that will help her reminisce when she grows up: If somebody wants to get to know me, all they need to do is to come inside my room.
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Whether you're remembering a hilarious memory from your wedding or something funny that happened with your children, taking the time to reminisce on joyful memories and laugh together can bring you closer to your spouse.
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It&aposs like when you reminisce about the past, the brain can&apost tell the difference between feelings you&aposre having now and the feelings you&aposre reliving, and you can easily revisit that trauma.
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Stories you might have missed from WIRED this week Quick, before you forget everything that has happened since 2010: Reminisce with us about the dramatic ways in which the last decade totally upended urban transportation.
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The film is an unabashed eulogy: 30-odd former aides, friends and commentators reminisce along with members of Nosamo ("I love Roh"), a fan club that helped bring him to power and that is still active.
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The cast of the iconic 1995 hit were back together 24 years later to discuss the movie's legacy and reminisce about their time on set in the panel, which was streamed on YouTube by SyFy Wire.
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THUMP caught up with Forest and Flash Factory's owner Michael Satsky via email, to talk about their plans for the night and the future of Better Days, and to reminisce about New York's bygone clubbing days.
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Finally, a season strung together by flashbacks, flash forwards, and characters who reminisce on the past while others plot destructive futures, concludes in an expectedly dramatic form: it eliminates the antagonist's most prized possession — his memory.
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Whatever the cause, listening to them reminisce, the self-proclaimed King of All Media and former talk titan sound better equipped to face the "real world" than they were, apparently, during the height of their reigns.
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My boss, a deck specialist, would eat feta cheese out of the container for lunch, get way too real about his severe financial troubles with me, and reminisce about meeting former Canadian prime minister Kim Campbell.
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Convention attendees still reminisce about standing in the cold together until the wee hours of the morning, and while some laugh it off as an unfortunate one-time prank, many others are still searching for answers.
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To celebrate her victory, Mr. Osment bought a round of drinks (a Sixpoint for him, a Narragansett for her) and found a quiet table back behind the bar, where they could sit and reminisce about college.
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He can reminisce about the New York City art scene of the late 19663s, when Willem de Kooning and Jackson Pollock were hanging out at the Cedar Bar, yet his latest series is made with Photoshop.
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They take listeners back to the "Pilot" episode, which aired on March 24, 2005, and reminisce on which hilarious moments were improvised, Jim and Pam's first flirts, how Sprinkles the cat came to exist, and more.
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The couple, who met and became engaged on Bristowe's season of The Bachelorette, squirm at the thought of watching their first encounter — though they couldn't help but reminisce after watching the first episode of Rachel Lindsay's season.
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Rather than sit around the fire and reminisce, Endgame prefers to show us — it's just as nostalgic, and far more effective, especially with Alan Silvestri's score, which leitmotifs each of the individual melodies we've grown to love.
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Many of us can probably remember our very first bikini — and reminisce on all the bikinis that have come and gone from our swim drawers over the years (no matter how embarrassing some of them may be).
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The company said it might use my list of deleted friends so that those people did not appear in my feed with the feature "On This Day," which resurfaces memories from years past to help people reminisce.
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Think of it like the Survivor Rites of Passage, where the final 3 or 4 would reminisce awkwardly about people they had barely met before competing in the final challenge…only about a hundred times less boring.
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As you flit through the camera roll, your friends comment on the pictures; Noctis might mention how good he looks in a closeup, while Gladiolus will reminisce about the battle that resulted in a cool action shot.
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Some of our favorite sites use this opportunity to give recognition to the outstanding games that came out, to talk about some of the biggest stories in gaming, and to generally reminisce about the year we've had.
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And judging by how many people changed their mind about being interviewed after I asked them my first question, I'm convinced that asking strangers to reminisce about their first love is the quickest way to annoy them.
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There are many players who first stepped into the world of Azeroth in the 2000s and can reminisce about countless hours spent grinding, finding groups for quests and raids, and just walking around, taking in the sights.
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"Yeah, (I have) lots of great memories in this building, so it is fun just to come in here and reminisce — and when you have a night like that, it just adds to those memories," said Marchand.
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Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon took the stage on Sunday night's Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills, California, and couldn't help but reminisce about how things haven't changed for women since Thelma & Louise hit theaters in 1991.
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In the new "Shuffle Along," Wolfe has Audra McDonald's character, Lottie Gee, reminisce at one point over having shared the stage with Aida Overton Walker and a piece of singing advice she received from this mythic woman.
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With the Warriors in town to blow out the Magic on Sunday, media gathered with Steve Kerr to reminisce about his brief and hard-to-remember time as a player in Orlando during the 1992-93 season.
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As emotional Brooklynites streamed in to hear him speak — and to collectively reminisce about life before the Trump era — Mr. Souza, 62, sucked on a lozenge and fretted about the projector's ability to perfectly display his photos.
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Jane Stork and Ma Anand Sheela, onscreen throughout the six-hour documentary series "Wild Wild Country" on Netflix, look and sound like friends of your grandmother who have dropped by to reminisce about the good old days.
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Ms. Rehihil told us that the goal of the show, in which Moroccan Jews reminisce about their childhoods in villages around the country, is to familiarize them to a Muslim audience that often associates Jews with foreigners.
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My mom loves to reminisce about the time that I asked for quinoa instead of chicken nuggets at a family party; the confused stares of the adults proved to my mom that she had done her job.
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As she settled into brunch, the once notoriously thorny star was friendly, even downright cozy, as she talked up her current project, "The Lovers," a dourly comic look at marriage (it opened Friday), and began to reminisce.
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It's a starry night on Netflix, with "13 Reasons Why," a passion project of Selena Gomez and her mother, and "Five Came Back," in which Hollywood directors reminisce about the World War II service of their idols.
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Over the course of the 17-minute film, the Douglasses, Gregory, and Whaley reminisce not so much about their name-brand family members as the host of women that provided a support system in myriad unsung ways.
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Fans of all generations and backgrounds reminisce over their favourite goals, greatest players and the seasons which stand out in their memories, for once united by the love of their club as opposed to divided on peripheral issues.
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And to celebrate, its stars Mandy Moore and Shane West sat down with Entertainment Weekly to reminisce about their experience and explain how the process of filming the movie changed the former pop star's perception of herself forever.
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Then it's off to Meereen to see what strides Dany is making (major ones), and we get to reminisce over that amazing scene where she kills all the Dothraki with fire and reemerges like a phoenix dragon queen.
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Now as a new musical based on the film prepares to open on Broadway, audiences are remembering Aaliyah's contribution to the film, while the movie's creators reminisce about what it was like to work with the unforgettable musician.
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The company announced Tuesday that it will give the legacy contact more control over the deceased's presence on Facebook, including the ability to manage a new "Tributes" section where loved ones can reminisce about the person they lost.
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We met up with Matthew and Gunnar—ahead of their show at Cafe Carlyle in New York City tonight—to reminisce over their early career go big or go home fashion philosophy, one brocade waistcoat at a time.
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Give him the right prompt, and he can dish at length on nearly every cultural luminary of the past century — he's known almost all personally — and reminisce about Picasso's Paris or the New York City of $25 rents.
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It has soft, tender cakey bits from the simple batter, crispy sugared ones from the cast-iron pan, and plenty of juicy fruit flavor to let you reminisce fondly over the king of summer bounty, the mighty peach.
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"I thought it was a nice touch to set it up really like it's the same table, like how he had it, and exactly where he ate and did his segment from, sort of reminisce a bit," Greengrass said.
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After the president refused to shake Merkel's hand and the chancellor made horrified expressions throughout the pair's press conference, Souza decided to reminisce on the kinder, less cringeworthy days of yesteryear — when Obama was still our commander-in-chief.
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PEOPLE got a chance to catch up with the hosts ahead of their big anniversary special to reminisce over their 10 years on air and find out what they think are the keys to the success of their show.
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Hear the uncut and unscripted episode featuring Nilay Patel, Dieter Bohn, and special guests Joanna Stern, Paul Miller, Chris Ziegler, and Ross Miller as they reminisce about the early days of The Verge and also talk tech news today.
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Bristol Palin's baby daughter, Sailor Grace, is growing up fast and the mother of two took to Instagram Tuesday night to reminisce about the day she brought her second child home from the hospital following her birth in December.
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Davis, 62, and Sarandon previously reunited while presenting at the Golden Globe Awards earlier this month and couldn't help but reminisce about how things haven't changed for women in Hollywood since their 1991 hit film was released in theaters.
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Blair shared a snap from the set of Legally Blonde, prompting Witherspoon to gleefully regram it and for everyone else to unleash an Elle-style squeal and reminisce about the good ol' days of late-'90s/early '00s cinema.
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For some, like Cindy Gallop—founder of Make Love Not Porn, a NSFW video site dedicated to correcting porn-based myths about sex—keeping nudes from past lovers is a way to reminisce about good times from her past.
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While we reminisce on Watchmen, Succession, and Big Mouth as some of the best of 699.9943, we can't help but look forward to new seasons of Grace and Frankie, Sex Education, and Bojack Horseman debuting on Netflix in January.
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Lando wistfully asks Poe, Finn, and Rey to "give Leia my love," and later shows up on the Resistance base to reminisce about their days as young Rebel fighters — you know, the ones we saw in the original trilogy.
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" The former first lady, 54, went on to reminisce about the couple's recent getaway to Palm Springs — without daughters, Malia, 20, and Sasha, 17 — which marked "the first time in a long time it was just the two of us.
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The Saturday Night Live cast member stopped by Late Night with Seth Meyers to reminisce on some of her favorite sketches from the first half of the season and to dish on what happened at the elusive SNL writers' party.
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They reminisce about their crazy trip to Las Vegas, or a time in Ibiza when Michelle remembers a scorching hot walk back from a tiny beach, with their hair big and curly from sea and sunshine, giggling as they went.
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When you're a busy guy who is always on the go and trying to improve, you don't always get time to reflect, so it's always nice to have a book of memories to turn to when you time to reminisce.
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Some of the 'saviors' would reemerge after their fall from power; and we would see them in the flesh, at a bar or nightclub, their dull eyes lighting up only when they got a chance to reminisce about their glory days.
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When I am sad, I reminisce about a Thanksgiving dinner at Waffle House, dodging bottle rockets in Northwest Indiana, or making out with a friend in a filthy alley as we scouted the right SUV for her to piss on.
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Robby Stein: I think for me we, have an archive feature for stories and for feed, so you can always put them in an archive or you can just reminisce and keep scrolling too if you're not someone who uses archive.
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She appears in this documentary to reminisce about the artifacts and the early days of "Harry Potter," while Imelda Staunton, who lent a menacing cough and frigid smile to Professor Umbridge in "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," narrates.
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It's a shot that masterfully hypes the movie in mere seconds: it teases Downey Jr.'s return, gives fans of the ongoing MCU a chance to reminisce on Spider-Man's first appearance in Captain America: Civil War and promises an epic team-up.
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In a clip from George Michael: Freedom, a 90-minute documentary about the late singer's life and work premiering Saturday, Naomi Campbell and fellow supermodels Cindy Crawford and Linda Evangelista reminisce about their experience starring in the musician's iconic "Freedom '90" music video.
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By the end of their nutso night, Abbi and Ilana sit on the park bench where they first became true friends in 2011, feet from where they inscribed their names in wet concrete, and reminisce over how much they just went through together.
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Watch as rents rise faster than house prices, and the idea of "home ownership" becomes a funny little thing people reminisce and laugh about, like fuck bands or how we used to put asbestos in walls, and realize you do not belong.
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Farmers reminisce about the far higher prices of commodities such as rubber and rice under Mr Thaksin's leadership; the most recent data from the national statistics service show farm debt rising from 2.4trn baht ($67bn) in 2016 to 2.8trn baht the following year.
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On the Mexico side, some people live so close to the fence they could stretch an arm out of their window and touch it; many reminisce about the greenery and the access to the river they had before the existing fence went up.
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As the two reminisce about filming the Clio Award-winning commercial, which debuted in October 1979 and was notably aired again during Super Bowl XIV in 1980, Greene recalls the 18 bottles of Coke he had to drink to get it right.
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"I learned very early that instead of dwelling on the past and questioning why this happened, just reminisce about the past, because I can't close my eyes and click my heels and go back in time," Mills, 30, of Augusta, Maine, tells PEOPLE.
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Not only is the video mildly disingenuous, then — the oldest Star Trek movie is a sprightly 37 years old — it also robs us of the chance to reminisce about "THERE ARE FOUR LIGHTS," Uhura and Kirk's historic kiss, and Riker's majestic beard.
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But the single's title reminded me of my mother, who likes to reminisce about a summer in the early nineteen-seventies that she spent working at a diner in the small town of Kankakee, Illinois, just after she arrived in the United States.
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Thankfully, season two—set to drop on October 27—is drawing near, and Chicagoans can build their anticipation (and reminisce all the way back to their binge-watching days of July 2016) in an elaborately decorated new pop-up bar at the Emporium.
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I hooked up with some Crasher disciples to reminisce about the good old days, when you'd queue around the block in nowt but your bikini and some fluffy boots to try your luck at getting into Yorkshire's answer to the Ministry of Sound.
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His friend Mait Ainsaar, who accompanied him to the restaurant, said the visit was simply supposed to be a "bucket list moment" for Mr. Johnston, a chance for an older man to reminisce about an exhilarating, if fleeting, time in his life.
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A visit to the museum is often a ritual for parents, grandparents and children, a chance for the kids to discover dinosaur bones and South America's oldest human remains and for adults to reminisce about the first time they saw a meteorite.
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As the novel proceeds, Blake begins to visit her on Sunday afternoons, and she begins to reminisce, though her recollections are often filtered through the haze of the opiates she's been swallowing since the age of 13 to blunt panic, depression and grief.
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The surviving members of the Beach Boys — Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Al Jardine, Bruce Johnston and David Marks — reminisce about their album "Pet Sounds," which had its 50th anniversary in 2016 and is considered one of the most influential albums in history.
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When news broke last week that Colette, the pacesetting Parisian concept store that started numerous designers' careers and helped change the face of retail, would close in December after 20 years, fashion first was shocked, then began to mourn and finally to reminisce.
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That's kind of a shame because if the OP7T had a headphone jack and a removable plastic back, the OP7T would almost be a perfect phone for Android diehards who still reminisce about the glory days of phones like the Galaxy S5.
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In fact, a lot of the pieces will make you reminisce about celeb style moments past: There's the Harbison coat Beyoncé and Solange Knowles have shared during Fashion Week's past, and the Laura Smalls dress Michelle Obama wore during her epic Carpool Karaoke segment.
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Not only that, but a young man who forced national fans to reminisce of heroes from their glory years at the top of the sport was stopped emphatically just as the rest of the world were beginning to understand what all the fuss was about.
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I think couples do it to remember the happy times and reminisce on this one day or one hour where they fell back in love with each other, which has since devolved into the monotonous daily struggle of remembering why you are with someone.
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Castro, who handed power to his younger brother Raul in 2008 due to poor health, went on to reminisce about his youth as a child on the family plantation in the eastern village of Biran, in particular about his father who died before the revolution.
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But even at this age, Dole keeps a busy schedule with one ritual taking priority: every Saturday, Dole visits the World War II Memorial in Washington, sitting in his wheelchair to greet his fellow veterans as they come to reminisce about their service decades ago.
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" The education and health advocate went on to reminisce about the couple's recent getaway to Palm Springs — without daughters, Malia, 20, and Sasha, 17 — which marked "the first time in a long time it was just the two of us … And it was good.
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The players' skill levels combined with theirs and their fans' unbridled passion for the game have led to countless amazing and memorable events through the years, and each team and its followers have their favourites that they love to reminisce about with friends and family.
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Mayor Turner held a ceremony Sunday at City Hall to make the announcement, and Trav himself took to the podium to reminisce on the real Astroworld, and to thank his hometown while encouraging it to embrace the arts as a foundational pillar for the youth.
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It's the final resting place for new rave, 70s punk, indie—a place where committed followers can still buy the accessories and reminisce, but where they're unlikely to find nearly the same kind of atmosphere as they would have during any of those eras.
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When Timberlake paid a visit to The Tonight Show Wednesday, the hilarious duo resurrected the hilarious sketch in which they "reminisce" on their days at a New Hampshire summer camp in the '90s, in which they stayed up late and sang their favorite radio hits.
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In an exclusive clip provided to Insider, director Jon Favreau, Elton John, and stars Donald Glover, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Billy Eichner reminisce about the original movie, what it meant to them, and explain why they felt like they could make another version of the movie.
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Gabby Douglas, the 2012 Olympic all-around gold medalist; Aly Raisman, who earned the gold that year in the floor exercise; and Simone Biles, who will make her Olympic debut on the heels of three consecutive world all-around championships, reminisce about their time there.
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I'd wager that most people reading this have an instinctual "Oh God" response when a horde of guys in oxfords barge their way to the bar, having decided that Corsica Studios was the perfect place to reminisce loudly about their last corporate away-day.
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Many are relatively young, in their 30s and 40s, and love to reminisce about growing up in villages without radios or TVs or even roads, wearing traditional clothes and eating traditional foods (such as hard cubes of yak cheese the size of Starburst candies).
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It's Coming Out Day — which means all us LGBTQIA++ people get to flaunt our flags, clap as others come out, and reminisce about the times we were so deeply in the closet it's honestly comical how gay we turned out (aka, my exact experience).
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Nina Turner and actress Shailene Woodley), activists, and sympathetic operatives and officials (like former Texas Agriculture Secretary Jim Hightower and the executive director of MoveOn) in Burlington, Vermont, to reminisce and puzzle through options for keeping his movement afloat even without the White House.
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That's left West Wing officials, most with shorter and more distant relationships with the President, eying Scavino as Hicks' natural successor -- not as communications director, but as the White House aide Trump calls upon when he wants to vent, plot, confide, boast or reminisce.
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When I was a child, every few months or so, my mom and dad would lug out the slide projector and we'd all sit around and reminisce about our family history through events we shared and that were recorded by my parents on slide film.
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Called "Diana, Our Mother: Her Life and Legacy," it is the first to feature Diana's two sons with Prince Charles, William and Harry, speaking about their mother as they look through family photographs, reminisce about their childhood and revisit the scenes of her charitable activities.
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"What this new sex fantasy research shows is that the grass really is greener for a lot of couples who like to reminisce with fondness about past sexual encounters even when they are having sex with their current lovers," Grant said in a statement.
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The new series of Robot Wars promises to bring something new to the table but, likewise, it gives us the opportunity to reminisce, and remember the glory days of Hypno-Disc, and Raizerblade, and that red furry robot which inevitably used to burst into flames.
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So enjoy the journey as we reminisce about that moment when... John Murray and Silvija Ozols co-wrote and star in Infertile: A Sketch Comedy Show, running bimonthly at the UCB Theatre in New York City and as part of the 2016 New York Comedy Festival.
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We've reached out to Digg for more information regarding the shut down, but if you're still a user of the Reader, we suggest you follow the site's instructions: Sign in, export your data, and reminisce on the fond memories you had of your second-favorite RSS reader.
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More From PCmag Reminisce on Facebook With 'Memories' Amazon Criticized Over Labor Conditions at Foxconn Factory Fitbit's First Fitness Tracker for Kids Now Available Up Close With the Microsoft Xbox Adaptive Controller The updated guidelines now explicitly prohibit apps from running cryptocurrency mining in background processes.
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The shooting cut short a promising athletic career at Lehigh Senior High School: Strawder was recently named an all-area boys basketball player of the year by the News-Press, and friends took to social media to reminisce about the example he set as an athlete.
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Plenty of Iraqi friends reminisce about the good old days of Saddam Hussein, when terrorist bombings were rare, when there were no blast walls and few checkpoints, when you could travel almost anywhere in Baghdad or Iraq without fear of being shot or kidnapped or beheaded.
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During Hamill's Walk of Fame celebration, Ford took to the stage to share some kind words about the actor and reminisce about the good old days, The Hollywood Reporter reported Thursday, including a heartfelt remembrance of their fellow star Carrie Fisher, who passed away in December 2016.
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Although she certainly has some equally impressive clothing storage areas at her other Los Angeles-area properties (Variety counts two more homes in Southern California and one in San Antonio), Longoria still stops to reminisce a little about one favorite detail: Her wood-lined walk-in.
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Colleagues show up to reminisce about how talented he was, but there's not much examination of his place in Hollywood history – his relationship with his peers, or the particular brand of 2000s-era masculinity that he reflected, or the way his onscreen persona evolved over time.
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As they warm up and ditch their coats for aprons, we reminisce on Honey Butter's Chef's Night Out appearance—"People come up to [Kulp] at Whole Foods and say, 'You're the dude who pissed his pants,'" Cikowski says, with a laugh—and then they start cooking.
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It was discovered to the east of the city's financial district, occupying a sixth of a mile of sewer under Whitechapel Road, between one of London's largest mosques and a pub called the Blind Beggar, where walking tours are taken to reminisce about a notorious gangland murder.
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MIAMI — Andrew Gillum's campaign bus was running late, tied up in rain and traffic on Interstate 95, so his relatives waiting to catch a glimpse of the final days of his surging candidacy had a few minutes to reminisce about the politician as a young boy.
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On my visits, we share hugs because we won or we failed; reminisce about simpler days when we were younger and lighter; yell about the state of politics in the comfort of close family and friends; and watch the world's diversity literally pass by on Queens Boulevard.
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In February, Eddy sat down for an interview in his office in Paris to reminisce about his beginnings at Canal Plus and his role in the N.B.A.'s evolution from a niche to the face of basketball in France, supplanting for many fans the country's homegrown version.
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Scrolling through, it's clear there's something coming to fruition through these chains: love, solidarity, relation, or a forum for people to connect, reminisce, and grieve; a collective scrapbook binding people with the same experiences, knitting together their collective memories of Virgil even while it's being torn apart.
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Endgame essentially plays out as the second half of Infinity War, picking up where that film left off, and with many of the same tools — characters we love seeing interact, worlds we enjoy exploring, moments we're eager to reminisce about, and a deeply tragic event encircling them all.
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Sally Field currently has a little indie that's turning into a giant critical hit, and now the Hello, My Name Is Doris star is chatting with PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly Editorial Director Jess Cagle to reminisce on her decades-long career as an actress on stage and screen.
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If you weren't aware of Winona Ryder and Keanu Reeves's 30-year friendship, it's obvious in the way the two stars talk over each other, pose playfully for photos and reminisce about the early days of their friendship — bonding in the late '80s over "motorcycle rides" and mutual friends.
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"Whenever a particular song would play on the oldies station as I was growing up, she'd reminisce to me about how she used to play the 45 on her tiny suitcase record player in her room and imagine new magical worlds and adventures," she tells The Creators Project.
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A more grim hypothesis leads us to think that maybe after being held in captivity for so long withAlice, and having to listen her reminisce in detail about the loving Webster family she missed somuch, Sophie left Alice for dead with the intention of taking over her life.
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In one vignette, she describes the trauma of moving with her parents and younger brother into a cramped apartment with her father's Russian family in Troy, N.Y. Her parents dealt with their grief by refusing to speak Italian at home or to reminisce about their life in Europe.
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On "Survivor," the last few contestants on the island used to take a walk down a long trail studded with the pictures of Those Who Went Before, so they could reminisce about what a great guy Frank was before he got tossed out for failing to eat the beetle larvae.
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Kate Hudson stopped by The Tonight Show on Tuesday where she showed off her impressive vocals with an impromptu performance of En Vogue's hit "Hold On." During a commercial break, Hudson and Fallon took a break from talking about her upcoming film Deepwater Horizon to reminisce their first concert experience.
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The Y&R stars and alums — including Shemar Moore, Victoria Rowell, Eric Braeden, Amelia Heinle, Eileen Davidson, Christel Khalil, Bryton James, Melody Thomas Scott, Doug Davidson and more — gathered on set to reminisce about their dear friend, share their fondest memories and relive some of St. John's most memorable scenes.
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In October, Timberlake and Fallon treated The Tonight Show audience with a performance of Alanis Morissette's "Ironic," given while reprising their adorably goofy Camp Winnipesaukee sketch, in which they "reminisce" on their days at a New Hampshire summer camp, where they stayed up late and sang their favorite radio hits.
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After 50 years in showbiz, Barry Manilow sat down exclusively with PEOPLE in his home recording studio at his Palm Springs estate to reminisce on his career, enduring legacy and private world ahead of the April 21 release of his latest album, This Is My Town: Songs of New York.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Ex-employees of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc met at Irish pubs near their former office in Midtown Manhattan on Thursday night to reminisce 10 years after the bank's collapse, in gatherings with the atmosphere of high school reunions despite marking the largest failure of the financial crisis.
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When an old site announces a shutdown, here's what generally happens: People flood the site trying to save their old content, it draws a bunch of attention, people reminisce, archivists attempt to download the data to preserve it, and engineers at that startup or giant company attempt to foil their efforts.
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Earlier, in their everyday clothes (Donna's include ripped jeans, because she does a lot of repair work on her property), the three women reminisce about their former glory with an impromptu performance of "Dancing Queen," each grabbing a shoe, a hairbrush or a flashlight to use as a make-believe microphone.
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In between roasting each other, they laugh as they reminisce about recording "Hotline Bling - PPNYC Style" last year, a video urging teens to text Planned Parenthood for answers to their reproductive health questions in which 19-year-old Alex mimics Drake, and "PPNYC Cribs" hosted by Sheldon earlier this year.
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At Alice Lloyd, for instance, I heard a klatch of senior boys who had been on yard crews during a series of snowstorms reminisce about the late Friday night and early Saturday morning they shoveled snow with a fraternal pride I otherwise associated with a different sort of lost weekend.
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Earlier this week, for instance, we got Johnny Borrell—the white-trousered, turbo-mouthed singer of Razorlight—to narrate a definitive history of Landfill Indie music, flogging the horse that had long been dead in the name of memories, simultaneously sparking swathes of Twitter users to reminisce about their own dark indie confessions.
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But the newest series will be more of a sequel: At the end of Wet Hot American Summer, which focuses on the last day of camp, all the Camp Firewood counselors gather on a porch to reminisce about their bonkers summer, and sigh that they should all meet up again in 10 years.
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In third grade, Jiayu and her best friend had schemed to win a yearlong contest that consisted of doing good deeds, and they decided that they would visit Granny Brave every day, cleaning her house, running errands for her, preparing simple meals, and listening to her reminisce about her legendary war years.
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The Holy Trinity is already a distant memory, and those who talk about that trio as the epitome of shortstop date themselves as surely as those who reminisce about Ripken and Trammell or, for that matter, their grandpas who waxed on about the good old days of the Scooter and Pee Wee.
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"Us and Them" depicts a decade's worth of Chinese New Year journeys through the eyes of Jianqing and Xiaoxiao (Zhou Dongyu), former lovers who went their separate ways and meet on a plane many years later; once the flight is canceled, they're thrown together in a hotel to reminisce about the past.
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And if you'd like to reminisce at home, they're also putting out a limited-edition, 264-page book featuring interviews with people like Ian MacKaye, Henry Rollins, Chuck D, Ted Leo, the aforementioned Grohl, club owner Seth Hurwitz, and many of the people who played a role in the club over the years.
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Anyone who's been in the industry for over a decade will reminisce about how going online transformed the jizz biz, first by accelerating profits as discreet access to porn became easier than ever, then by tanking the whole operation as piracy ran rampant and paying for porn became a thing of the past.
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Given the temptation to paint their cohort as doddering, it's bracing to see Van Dyke lithely dance as if "Mary Poppins" was only yesterday, or hear Marvel Comics patriarch Stan Lee reminisce about his World War II service (he wrote a marching song to inspire those charged with paying the troops) with absolute clarity.
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Rating Will (Logan Marshall-Green) receives an invitation to a party thrown by his ex-wife, Eden (Tammy Blanchard), and her new lover, David (Michiel Huisman); the couple's aim is to gather Eden's former friend group in one place to reminisce, as well as to find an audience for the good word of the controversial religion they belong to.
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Reunited 35 years later, on New Year's Eve 1999, to perform at Sandy Shores and raise money for the residents' legal fees as they decide whether to sell or fight, the Bikinis sing the old songs, reminisce about sexy lifeguards and muse on their days trying to follow their idols, the Shangri-Las, to the top of the charts.
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There, they reminisce, and Ginsberg reads from Kerouac's "Mexico City Blues," which includes the following swirl: Once I went to a movieAt midnight, 1940, Miceand Men, the name of it,The Red Block BoxcarsRolling by (on the Screen)Yessirlifefinallygetstiredofliving Everything is in this scene: movies, life, death, friendship, the passing of trains, the passage of time.
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Just in time for the much-hyped arrival of Fedor Emelianenko in Bellator this Saturday night the Russian MMA legend's former manager and business partner Vadim Finkelstein appeared on RT Sport this week to talk about Fedor's return to the cage and to reminisce about their time together as the most successful team in Russian MMA history.
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Read: Look at the Ridiculous Shit the UK's Billionaires Spend Their Cash On Dust off that old LP of Push Barman to Open Old Wounds, briefly reminisce about a time when Saint Petersburg was Leningrad, and pray for an enormous pay raise, because a signed, first edition copy of Karl Marx's Das Kapital is going to auction—and it's going to cost you.
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Not surprisingly, enormous attention has clearly been paid to the smallest details, including more than 100 songs that play in the background -- a veritable soundtrack of the 1960s and '70s, from The Animals' "We've Got to Get Out of This Place" as soldiers reminisce to Simon & Garfunkel's "Bridge Over Troubled Water" as people assemble at the Vietnam War memorial wall.
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As the 20th anniversary of the death of Princess Diana approaches, William and Harry, her sons with Prince Charles, speak about her in depth — the first and last time they will do so publicly, they say — as they look through photo albums she created for them, reminisce about their childhood and revisit some of the places she helped through her charitable activities.
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For the New Group's production of "Evening at the Talk House," Wallace Shawn's new play, set in the near future at a Joe Allen-style nightspot where theater types reunite to reminisce, Ms. Carboni designed posters for 30 fictional shows to accompany the 42 real theater window cards, as they are known in the industry, that line the bar's walls.
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Opinion Before she died in 2016 at age 94, Ann Caracristi, the first female deputy director of the National Security Agency, liked to reminisce about the absurd stereotypes that women had to contend with back when she entered public service during World War II. Chief among these — she found it somewhat amusing — was the notion that women are not as intellectually gifted as men.
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The best fits are Arthas's song "Blue Veins" by The Raconteurs, which is both a chilling tune and an allusion to Arthas's blue-ish, undead complexion; Cho'gall's song "Just the Two of Us" by Grover Washington Jr. and Bill Withers, a perfect jingle for the two-headed ogre; and Stitches' song "Hooked on a Feeling" by Blue Swede, to fondly reminisce about every time he hooked an enemy to their death.
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It happens every year, without fail: HR alerts you to pencil in a not-compulsory-but-obligatory office party (and this is on top of your team's Secret Santa gift exchange or the company-wide holiday cookie contest), your high school friends come out of the woodwork with the sudden desire to reconnect and reminisce, and your significant others' former coworkers decide to host a holiday party because why not.
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We can look at his statistics, his accolades, and reminisce about his baseball career and the great moments and the joy he brought us on the field, but the two Cy Young awards (which surely would have been three if not for a Kevin Mench liner to Doc's shin in the middle of his sublime 2005 season), the career 3.38 ERA, the 200 wins, and the seven times he led the majors in complete games don't nearly tell the full story.
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So we and the camera-bearers – who advance in front of him, semi-crouched, as if stalking some jungle beast – follow him, tripping over each other, mildly aggressive through our excessive politeness, all trying, desperately trying, to get half a look in, at this pot or other, as Grayson walks between the tightly wedged stacks of plinths topped by plexiglass boxes, regimented in rows, full of the spitty stuff of his youthfulness, prompted to reminisce by many softball questions from the director.
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