Drug production facilities range from corporate conglomerates to backwoods operations.
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Kim Kelly is feeling homesick for the backwoods on Twitter.
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The meals in "Barkskins" offer fragrant lessons in backwoods cuisine.
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East Tennessee, the hills, the backwoods — they're all the same.
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The backwoods creepiness might not linger, but his performance does.
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" KS: No. "Screw my backwoods cousins who are Trump voters.
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Turnings from its forest-lined roads feature multiple signs to backwoods chapels.
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Backwoods Payback know a thing or two about pumping out killer grooves.
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They can't all be backwoods gun lovers or rich guys buying islands.
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They had taken a rental car into the backwoods, north of Vancouver.
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Swamp Thing leans in on backwoods swampy horror and it works so well.
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This is definitely more for the fishermen and backwoods campers than casual commuter.
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Road trips are riddled with car crashes, bed bugs, and backwoods serial killers.
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In 2014, he and his family were involved in an alleged backwoods brawl.
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But any connection to a backwoods Gucci is purely coincidental, Ms. Hoffman said.
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It might sound like a backwoods bonanza, but the hunters are passionate about conservation.
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The mountain bikers were riding together down a remote, backwoods trail at 11 a.m.
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Late nights in the studio, rum in my cup, rolling backwoods with Rich Kidd.
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But lately, even in the backwoods, my cellphone springs to life, clamoring for attention.
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Then there's this other portrayal, which is kind of the Deliverance, backwoods redneck model.
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With this lightweight yet rugged gear, you can hit the backwoods without breaking your back.
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Timberlake isn't the first pop star of his generation to deploy the backwoods masculinity pivot.
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The ballad tells of a backwoods beauty who marries up, but to a violent man.
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He's a stupid, attention-hungry man who is best left to wither in America's backwoods.
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Use the Stockwell II for a quiet campfire and the Tufton for a backwoods bonfire.
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Larry Flynt was born in 1942 in a literal log cabin in the backwoods of Kentucky.
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In fact, he was shipped off to the backwoods, where he tried and failed to escape.
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"What critics said: "Swamp Thing leans in on backwoods swampy horror and it works so well.
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Those fur-trimmed parkas so common on city sidewalks have become a boon to backwoods trappers.
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With its backwoods banjo and devilish fiddle, the record creates a supernatural reading of life's struggles.
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A story about a fight at a backwoods party grew in the telling until it reached John.
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So far Rivian has shown its products in the backwoods, running trails and sitting next to campfires.
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"Pot has been grown in Calaveras since I have been alive, mostly in the backwoods," Garamendi said.
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Hell, the eerie backwoods choirs of Get Out's score could have got a nomination this year, actually.
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Today, you'll find them everywhere from the backwoods of Maine to the boroughs of the Big Apple.
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Defiance is now an epidemic as pervasive as opioids, and Alabama has transformed from backwoods to bellwether.
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Like in any good backwoods horror film, there are dead deer, pagan symbols and an abandoned cabin.
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Backwoods preaching was the kind of thing Mr. Reece thought he had moved to Athens to escape.
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At the novel's climax, the snakes both metaphorical and literal seem poised to destroy this backwoods Eden.
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The game's backwoods horror falls short of Rob Zombie-esque torture porn, but it embraces similar visual sensibilities.
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And the cult of Bon Iver has never not been centered in Vernon's vulnerable, backwoods, falsetto-voiced masculinity.
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In 1983, logger Red (Cage) and pulp artist Mandy (Birdman's Andrea Riseborough) are living a secluded backwoods existence.
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Elsewhere, the city's dense emerald backwoods function as a labyrinth of repressed memory and familial trauma ("The Woods").
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Helicoptering sedated bears to their homes in the deep backwoods of North Cascades, then, isn't just a logistical challenge.
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They found him on the backwoods Canada set of Wild America and mid-candle lighting inside St. Patrick's Cathedral.
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The Ohio amusement park has its own scary mazes running September through October, like KillMart and the Backwoods Bayou.
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This promise released an entrepreneurial energy that turned 13 backwoods colonies into the world's largest economy and most powerful nation.
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In Baskin, a drunk van of police officers get lost in the backwoods of Turkey and wind up somewhere otherworldly.
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James felt his gorge rising, although he knew that such things happened, mostly to backwoods people deprived of diverse company.
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Still, there's something incredibly appealing about the way he took the Washington elite by storm, appearing as a wild backwoods maniac.
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Last time I spoke to Presley, we spent an hour munching on fried pickles and talking about our respective backwoods hometowns.
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Wirecutter's pick is the Cutter Backwoods Dry spray, but don't skip this guide on what else you can do beyond spray.
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Soon this gloomy family drama, directed and written by Scooter Corkle, transforms into a backwoods thriller littered with bodies and conspiracies.
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The Curious Epicurean You navigate the world via your taste buds, finding yourself in backwoods bakeries, rooftop restaurants, and tiki-themed speakeasies.
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"backwoods encampments," direct actions against the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, and massive anti-Iraq War protests in the early 2000s.
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Sure, she went through a phase of walking the backwoods of upstate New York and indulging the selfie requests of fellow hikers.
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The two writers took the long way home, stopping to talk with conjurers, tramps, convicts, and backwoods preachers all over the South.
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Part of a small and controversial subset of preppers, Ray approaches self-reliance a little differently from his more backwoods survivalist brothers.
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It was a holdover from the sport's Southern past and emblematic of the backwoods image it has spent decades trying to shed.
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Several top mushers defended him and echoed his theory that something unknown and untoward was at play in the backwoods of Alaska.
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Still others find solace in the backwoods of a southern bayou or camaraderie on a bush plane headed to a desolate glacier.
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And it wasn't just the stereotypical backwoods southerner: community leaders, respected business people, and many, many politicians all over America joined the group.
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The Durango SRT's excellent automatic high-beams were a big help at night spotting deer and a bear on the winding backwoods roads.
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To avoid the flooding, we had left the path and followed him into swampy backwoods where each step looked identical to the next.
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Easy's lady friends, like Mama Jo, the "backwoods witch," and the "beautiful and stormy and self-assured" Coco Ray, are vibrant creatures all.
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He was eventually arrested for breaking into a backwoods church in an attempt to stave off frostbite, and returned to his mother's care.
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He distills backwoods blues, power balladry and fine-tuned postbop into a single, effusive style — remarkable on any instrument, especially the drum kit.
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Below the scar sat two anthracite-black eyes, a much-broken nose (a sure sign of backwoods coarseness), and a lipless mouth opening.
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"If you aren't there, if you have to wait until all that gets published, you are in the backwoods of science," she said.
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Bigfoot, also known as a sasquatch, reportedly prefers staying hidden in backwoods, so the area seemed a good place to search for him.
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Instead it's aimed at the backwoods hiker or off piste skier who wants to get from Point A to Point B without getting lost.
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The story is about an artistic director named Felix who is fired from the Makeshiweg Theatre Festival and exiled to the backwoods of Canada.
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They reveal Mr. Sweat as an enthusiastic raconteur, eager to regale his questioners with his backwoods accomplishments and his MacGyver-like skills of improvisation.
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Missy Elliott raps, "Let's smoke these ghosts like Backwoods," as if someone were holding her loved ones hostage until she wrote 100 paranormal similes.
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It's jarring that Tesla, the high-tech Silicon Valley hero, is relying on the most backwoods of performance metrics, but there you have it.
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I used to go into the Tennessee backwoods and buy old stone chimneys from homeowners, or find old rock walls built back in the 1800s.
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No drink matches Trump's disdain for the rules like moonshine—historically an illegal backwoods way to get tanked, but now a fine, perfectly lawful beverage.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — After three tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, C. J. Hardin wound up hiding from the world in a backwoods cabin in North Carolina.
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Playing up his Southern backwoods roots, his military career and his disdain of the political establishment, he treated politics as a form of performance art.
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I'd spent a lifetime in the passenger seat, daydreaming and sleeping through scenic drives to the tip of Long Island and the backwoods of Maine.
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The main industry for many poor backwoods folk and sharecroppers was supplying what bootleggers considered "the best moonshine in the world" to Al Capone's Chicago empire.
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A South Carolina police department cheekily issued just such a warning against firing at the mythical backwoods creature Bigfoot after a supposed sighting one state over.
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Lincoln remains the saint of American democracy, yet his ascent from the backwoods to the White House was, for all its rigors, a far easier ride.
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That's when Strong came clean and pulled a package from his crotch ... a Backwoods Honey Berry Wild 'n Mild Cigar package that contained 3 rolled joints.
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There are frequent cuts back to images of deep backwoods country, with its majestic cypress trees, juxtaposed with the crumbling, jagged edges of modern urban living.
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For more than a hundred years, the Mashco had lived in almost complete isolation; there were rare sightings, but they were often indistinguishable from backwoods folklore.
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Chris Brown is under the misimpression Tarzana is a backwoods town where anyone can ride their ATV with abandon, because there are no neighbors to disturb.
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Graphic: RedditReddit's bread and butter may be links and comments, but the site has a long history as a facilitator of gift swaps, and a backwoods marketplace.
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On a muddy trail in the backwoods of rural Ohio, the Raptor thundered down a muddy trail, flattened bumps, smashed through craters and splashed through massive puddles.
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He's an alcoholic, a socially conscious hippie drifter, a veteran, a loving father, and something of a genius who hails from the backwoods of Welch, West Virginia.
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In the introduction, Isaac, you write that every chef you met was covered in tattoos, be they in a backwoods diner or in a Michelin-starred eatery.
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In the video for "Ride Out in the Country," she drives a pickup truck into the backwoods and buries a corpse that also turns out to be Yola.
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These sad events occurred in upscale Bay Area communities (I mention this so people don't imagine they happened in the backwoods), with state-of-the-art medical facilities.
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It might be any backwoods Norwegian home—except for the second table nearby, on which are placed several maps, black-and-white photos and a Thompson sub-machine gun.
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It was creepy, in a backwoods cult-y type of way, and their unsettling grins were making me want to leave the room and think hard about my existence.
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From murder ballad "Kate McCannon" to the aforementioned "Codeine Dream," the follow up to his 2015 EP, Imaginary Appalachia blends modern storytelling with backwoods tales of suffering and survival.
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Ms. Largay, a retired nurse from Tennessee, had survived nearly a month on her own — longer than many old backwoods hands thought possible — before dying of exposure and starvation.
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In truth, this "Deliverance"-style clash between Reese (Brighton Sharbino), a savvy teenager, and a passel of backwoods archetypes is only marginally more thrilling than the average wine tasting.
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Evangelicals were both fully part of American modernity (often educated suburbanites, rather than the backwoods yokels of caricature) and also living lives in tension with pluralistic and permissive values.
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His first assignment was the cover for "Backwoods Blues," a collection of songs by Bobby Grant, Buddy Boy Hawkins, King Solomon Hill and Big Bill Johnson, released in 21.
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Natania mentioned the ample fish, and the climate would seem to be vastly superior to the backwoods swelter we've watched Rick and the gang sweat through for six years.
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Gas is cheap these days, so in case you happen to be looking to store it, this 1997 article from Backwoods Home magazine tells you how to do so properly.
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For example, a random kid from Scarborough using Backwoods rolling paper as a band aid for his finger will garner hundreds of thousand of views in a matter of minutes.
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There is also an aura of romance: Mr. Dorfman, with his long sidelocks, wispy beard and rimless glasses, seems more like a hard-eyed John Lennon than a backwoods militant.
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Then explore the Sawtooths by kayak (Backwoods Mountain Sports, daytrips from $30, depending on model) or join a Salmon River float fishing trip (White Otter Outdoor Adventures, $350 a person).
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Gabe has arranged for Osman to live with his mother (Melissa Leo), a police officer in a small California town where some shady things are going on in the backwoods.
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That's a huge strain on players with data caps, and for players with backwoods internet connections (such as myself), that means waiting many more hours before getting to play again.
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I think people have this perception about Republicans that they're elitist, racists, backwoods, inbred, Southern... But everyone I've talked to has been super kind, super nice, intelligent, open-minded, philosophically flexible.
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Most recently, the entire Palin family was involved in an alleged backwoods brawl in late 2014, in which onlookers told PEOPLE that Bristol Palin repeatedly punched a man in the face.
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He loved Baltimore, but was wrenched out of it when he was fifteen and sent a year later to be "broken" in the backwoods by a cruel overseer named Edward Covey.
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But a series can also have a long television tenure by taking backwoods stereotypes and turning them into a cudgel with which to pound maniacally on all manner of topical subjects.
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A poet is no match for the crackers in this backwoods barrel, and although Reynolds is fascinated by the casual violence that governs Poe County's customs, he finally gets the message.
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A single mom and a back-to-the-lander, she teamed up with the grizzled backwoods beekeeper Burt Shavitz to cook up a line of personal-care products on her woodstove.
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Dwight, the Phantom of the Backwoods, appeared to blast him at close range, flipping the script on the revenge-driven bow-slinger and probably reclaiming the bow from him to boot.
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In H.P. Lovecraft's classic story "Beyond The Wall of Sleep", an orderly at a mental hospital becomes fascinated with a crazed backwoods redneck who seems to have an advanced inner life.
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I recently caught up over the phone with Stewart to discuss his attraction to the script, the loneliness of the Oregon backwoods, and the chilling pragmatism of his Green Room character.
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JK—it started with a pounding in my head so extreme, it felt like a backwoods mountain man with terrible aim was attempting to split my noggin with a dull hatchet.
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So if we go on reading White, and we should, it will be as the owner of a disabused mind and a fine, clear eye, not as a lovable backwoods bard.
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On "Backwoods" you repeat, "I just made a right when it was no child left behind / Flashing lights up in my rearview but tonight they pass me by," four times. Why?
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It's located in the backwoods of Maryland and has welcomed leaders such as Prime Minister Winston Churchill, Egyptian President Anwar al-Sadat, Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin.
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The film manages to transform her house, the heart-stopping center of the horror in its predecessor, into a bland backwoods maze with nothing particularly scary lurking in any of its corners.
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Kyuss and Earthride are obvious influences in the band's slow-burning stoner rock'n'roll, but true to their name, Backwoods Payback just can't shake that bluesy, countrified swing, and bless 'em for that.
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Critic's Notebook A series can have a long television tenure by gently subverting backwoods stereotypes: Witness the return this week of A&E's "Duck Dynasty" for what seems like its zillionth season.
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The opening scene of "Johnny B. Goode" isn't just a cinematic zoom-in on some backwoods Dogpatch; it's a trip back in time as well, a fade-in on the antebellum South.
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The Columbia Whirlibird Mittens are sized perfectly for a woman's hand and were made for the woman who is headed far out into the backwoods in the depths of a cold winter.
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And so Chute tries to provide that insight, that language — thousands of pages of it, hundreds of them here — reclaiming certain essentializing words like "redneck" and "backwoods," clichéd words that obscure reality.
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I stopped into Backwoods Gallery and spoke to the curator, Sean Carroll, who works with local street artists who exhibit in his gallery, about how Melbourne had become such a hot spot.
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Reynolds' macho, bow-wielding character winds up incapacitated, forcing his friends to find the requisite courage and grit to escape a group of backwoods sadists and get out of the woods alive.
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Nor do they love people like my mother, a woman born and bred in the backwoods of South Carolina, whose 20th birthday was the same day as King's "I Have a Dream" speech.
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Surface-level changes suggest otherwise — like the shift from a third-person perspective to first-person and the "torture porn" vibe of its backwoods horror tale — but fans can put their worries aside.
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After spending my honeymoon in the backwoods of New Zealand — out of WiFi and cell range — I realized, for the first time, just how addicted I was to the supercomputer in my pocket.
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The accompanying video for the Timbaland-produced track looks like the nightmare you'd have after a double screening of Deliverance and Varsity Blues, replete with hog wrestling, tractor racing, and backwoods bar dancing.
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The execution of "Hidden," scene to scene, is artful but not particularly original — the standard devices of both the buttoned-down cop drama and the creepy backwoods horror tale are right up front.
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The makers run the gamut from Americana buffs to hippie holdouts, and the brooms are mostly minimalist Shaker or backwoods Appalachian in style (wonkily bent, bark-clad branches as handles and decorative braiding).
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Despite indications that the neighbors may be rough but not bad, the stage is set for malicious misunderstandings, and the question of who is the most civilized becomes as murky the backwoods mud.
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Some of their products had staggering alcohol levels: Their "Dirty Bastard" beer had an ABV of 24 percent, and their current offering from the "bastard" line—Backwoods Bastard—clocks in at 21980 percent.
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The 23-year-old father of three and his wife, who is 26, recently moved into a two-bedroom house in the "backwoods" of Tallassee, a small, riverfront town about 40 miles from Montgomery.
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Many of these accounts are clearly exploitative, presenting Americans as backwoods folk heroes, albeit barbaric ones, to British readers, who could read these narratives, aghast but grateful to see their former colonies in ruin.
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Whigs used the opposition's portrayal of Harrison as a backwoods living, cider-drinking mountain man to their benefit, managing to twist it from an attack on Harrison to a symbol of his everyman status.
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The heart of the show is the rough road Alice traveled during the years in between, how the backwoods girl became the mature, educated woman, and the hard price she paid for her wisdom.
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The backwoods goes big city at the Hewing Hotel, where woody interiors and rustic décor warm the industrial setting, and dishes like pork wild rice sausage at its restaurant Tullibee feed the lumberjack spirit.
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Seven people in the Greek province of Thessaly have been arrested for allegedly trying to pass off sunflower oil as olive oil, the Associated Press reports, and it wasn't some ramshackle, backwoods operation either.
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Claiming any kind of creative profession was never a conversation; the lack of knowledge or exposure, in retrospect, was crippling, and in many ways, I displace the blame on the backwoods environment I lived in.
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Away from home, Teena pursues a life as himself, without sharing his gendered past with the woman he falls in love with, or her friends and family—a group of deeply bigoted, backwoods white men.
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While many would say that they didn't have much to learn from McLemore — he's a very specific personality — creator Brian Reed tells The Guardian that he picked up quite a bit from the backwoods horologist.
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It wasn't just that her parents had spoiled her; she was an implacable social striver who hated and denied her backwoods Minnesota background as much as he loved and celebrated his own; she was unbearable.
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The violence of rough-and-tumble fighting translates to barbarism in our own time, of backwoods brawling indicative of low-brow, uneducated, unsavory degeneratives that we, as a society, are glad to leave in our past.
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Walking in the shadows of the Hard Rock Casino, tearing apart homes in abandoned backwoods neighborhoods, finding left-behind family polaroids, or porn, or calendars with never-completed plans, Biloxi's detachment and loneliness turned my stomach.
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Set in a decrepit mansion in backwoods Louisiana, you maneuver a walking nightmare in the confined, anxiety-inducing rooms and hallways of the house while stalked by a murderous family infected by an alien-like bacteria.
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Yet this backwoods crowd makes it known that when the end of life as we know it arrives, whether by hurricane, flood, nuclear electromagnetic pulse (EMP), or exploding civil warfare, they won't be so friendly anymore.
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WEST GLOCESTER, R.I. — In the backwoods of Rhode Island, a team of researchers spends whole days trying to destroy things: setting boxes on fire, shattering chunks of ice, hurling debris through the air at hurricane speed.
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Last night's episode saw the pop star return to the AHS fold as some sort of devilish, backwoods banshee who — wait for it — ends up sexing Gooding's character Matt in some sort of horrific hillbilly sex show.
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Today, we've got just what you need, and it comes in the form of the heavy, hooky, quick-and-dirty new Backwoods Payback record, Fire Not Reason, which the band is self-releasing this Friday, December 2.
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If not, I hope you enjoy the below recommendations for your weekend listening (including a premiere of Backwoods Payback's groovy new album, and tunes from a few of the more intriguing young bloods on the Migration bill).
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Incubated in South Africa's cities, the A.N.C. has long been the continent's progressive flagship, and some have lamented the way it has, in less than a generation, become a "backwoods" party similar to Robert Mugabe's Zanu-P.
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One episode, based on Parton's 2002 ballad "These Old Bones," is a poignant period piece starring Kathleen Turner as a backwoods fortune teller; another casts the "Dancing With the Stars" champion Julianne Hough as a contemporary Jolene.
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"She always loved the old me, not much to know about me / but now I'm a new man" he growls, a line that would have been Drake-ian in other throats but gains menace in Rayman's backwoods tone.
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The effect was to use the backwoods stereotype to draw a vast audience into their family-friendly, Christian-based world, and for a time it made "Duck Dynasty" one of the most watched shows on all of television.
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"Most lynchings happened downtown ... the people who attended those lynchings were not people in the backwoods but they were law students, and high school students, and housekeepers, and shop owners, and pharmacists and just average people," said Ifill.
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America has struggled with the urban-rural divide for centuries, stretching all the way back to when Manhattan's own Alexander Hamilton fixed his sights on backwoods whiskey distilleries as a revenue source for the new Republic, prompting rebellion.
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Danes today tend to think of Swedes as uptight metrosexuals; Swedes see their neighbors across the Oresund as jaywalking, pot-smoking anarchists; and both agree that Norwegians are dull, backwoods hicks with an annoying amount of oil wealth.
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No other film released this year has given me the sort of electric thrill as Green Room, a tense, relentless horror-thriller about a backwoods standoff between a DC punk band and a gang of well-armed Nazi skinheads.
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With hindsight, the answer seems very simple: On those first three occasions, the investigator was focused on the bogus Whitewater nonscandal — a backwoods Arkansas real estate project that failed, leaving Bill and Hillary Clinton with a $45,000 net loss.
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No one is any one thing, and no one is just the petulant coach or the stupid running back or the naïve academic advisor or the lazy defensive lineman or the womanizing quarterback or street thug or backwoods redneck.
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The 2018 election in NC-1.93, which stretches from suburban Charlotte through the backwoods of the Tar Heel State, was invalidated in February 2019 after campaign operatives for the Republican candidate, Mark Harris, were accused of falsifying absentee votes.
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The music video for "Wood Goblins," a song by the band Tad, showed its slovenly members operating chain saws, chugging canned beer and building a fire — the most accurate media depiction of a backwoods Saturday afternoon I'd ever seen.
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Last year, Coffee Meets Bagel held a 5K Singles Run in Hong Kong for 1500 people, a three-day summer camp that brought 150 singles to the backwoods of Pennsylvania, and monthly concerts themed around relationship topics in New York.
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The idea of Vernon as a backwoods phenom toiling in isolation with guitars alone in a cabin was shattered by the expansive arrangements and songs, as was his willingness to collaborate in the interim with Kanye West and James Blake.
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For now, and until we discover that direwolves are alive and well and roaming through the backwoods of North America, we'll just have to deal with the fact that there is only one proper species of wolf on the continent.
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It's a humanizing scene for one of The Walking Dead's more idiosyncratic characters, finally giving the audience a reason to empathize with someone who has always felt more appropriate for the world of Mad Max rather than the backwoods of Virginia.
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Set largely within the tight confines of a backwoods social club, Green Room follows a road-weary rock band (led by the late Anton Yelchin, as likeably fragile as ever) as they attempt to escape Stewart's lean, mean clan of neo-Nazis.
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Set largely within the tight confines of a backwoods social club, Green Room follows a road-weary rock band (led by the late Anton Yelchin, as likeably fragile as ever) as they attempt to escape Stewart's lean, mean clan of neo-Nazis.
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And while the club couldn't offer the same sort of signing bonus or international stage, it had one trump card: if Otani made the trans-Pacific jump, he was in for some major culture shock in the backwoods of minor league America.
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" The eye-rolling, bubble-gum chewing attorneys, he believed, viewed Texas' arguments as unworthy and its lawyers as "a bunch of backwoods hayseed bigots who bemoan the abolition of the poll tax and pine for the days of literacy tests and lynchings.
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Such measures have been an object of scorn by the Tory right, which at times have come across as if they see the island of Ireland as a backwoods former colony that exists solely to be utilized at moments of political expediency.
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One thing, I think, that is an interesting dynamic is that you've never really had a show that takes its characters, really stereotypical characters — you've got the small-town cop, battered house wife, backwoods redneck, pizza delivery boy, the farmer's daughter — they're very average.
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Fans camp in the woods of Pendarvis farm (a lovely bit of Oregon backwoods that hosts only this one event during the year) and enjoy music on six different stages, ranging in size from a large outdoor venue to a small, hot, sweaty barn.
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The images of forests are geometric and symmetrical to degrees that are rarely encountered in nature, with harsh, sharp edges and completely mimicked detail repeating across their wooden surfaces, ultimately looking more like computer generated abstractions or extraterrestrial life forms than depictions of backwoods foliage.
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Paul Tudor Jones, who moved to Florida in 2000 and opened an office in Palm Beach, sold his hedge fund's campus in the backwoods of Greenwich last year, moving to a smaller office in Stamford as the fund shed staff amid a fall in returns.
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Severe budget cuts to Funai and the forced retirement of its most seasoned backwoods officials have caused the withdrawal of personnel and the closing of nearly one-third of the control posts that guard access to the territories of isolated tribes across the Amazon.
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Wielgus likes to spend time in the backwoods of the American West that lie off the edge of most tourist maps, and he dresses the part: motorcycle leathers, tattoos on both forearms, the stringy hairs of a goatee dangling like lichen from his lower lip.
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"I wanted to say fashion is a complex mechanism and something sacred," Mr. Michele said after the show, resplendent in red plaid shirt over white tee, and emerald green corduroys, like a backwoods refugee from Santa's workshop, free-associating among religion, childbirth, Fellini and physics.
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Over the years, this little-utilized route into sequestered backwoods sites has become a prized secret among my close friends and family, and since my maiden trip with my father six years ago, I have been back every year with a rotating cast of companions.
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He and his brother may get high after the holiday feast, but when he makes a visit to a truly transgressive place — the backwoods den of guns and strippers known as the Sausage Factory — he closes the scene by lecturing the proprietor about exploiting vulnerable people.
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Instead — wearing star-studded cowboy boots — she exuded a combination of the grit and grace that makes her seem so suited to the character she plays: Alice Murphy, a spunky backwoods teenager in the 1920s who evolves into a buttoned-up book editor in the 1940s.
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The show, which began in 2005, is about a family of anthropomorphic squid who live in the mountains of Georgia, interacting with the human and other populations there, and embodying every backwoods stereotype there is, including lack of education, fondness for motor sports and possible incest.
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In fact—and oddly enough—two of them were backwoods pastors who cracked up when I asked them if they cared about fashion, but they were both at a loss to articulate why they wouldn't leave the house without a fixed blade and a mag light.
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Mailer turned to the home front even while the war was in progress, and sent his characters into a backwoods that recalls Faulkner's "The Bear"—it's probably rooted in Conrad, too—and forecasts things like Robert Stone's Dog Soldiers and Dickey's Deliverance and your own book.
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The space — the naturally cool basement of a Victorian building where she has lived since 1974 — was crowded with long tables stacked with photography books, newsmagazines and other detritus of a life spent, as she said, "humping about" war zones and backwoods, Leica M4 in hand.
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Fur-edged down parkas, a fashion trend kick-started by a 2013 Sports Illustrated cover featuring the model Kate Upton wearing a bikini and a fur-trimmed Canada Goose parka, are now so prevalent among the affluent that they have caused a boom in backwoods trapping.
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Nor did many voters in 1860 try to deconstruct why Abraham Lincoln's propagandists chose to present him as a backwoods rail-splitter, which he had not been for a very long time, instead of the well-heeled corporate lawyer he had, thanks to hard work and talent, become.
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Much of the drama of GoT comes from the upending of audience expectations regarding its presumed heroes, the Starks, the only family to practice old-fashioned notions of chivalry in the face of the worldly realpolitik, which has consistently made the North a backwoods and the Starks a liability.
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And Saulnier's new action-horror feature, Green Room, similarly follows how one killing leads to another, as a punk band walks into the green room at a backwoods bar at the wrong time, and sees something that makes them targets for an entire community of close-knit white supremacists.
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Bonnie's damage intersects with that of Alyssa and James, and she joins them in a violent misadventure that recapitulates some of the motifs of the first season — aimless road tripping through a backwoods British countryside reminiscent of "Twin Peaks," severe harm to an adult male who probably deserves it.
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" Yet Robert E. Lee—subsequently ennobled for not actually leading a backwoods guerrilla campaign—never made a statement accepting the new order, never said, in the language of the time, something like: "A great struggle has gone on, and Providence has settled the question on the anti-slavery side.
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Always eat grapes downward, advises Samuel Butler, a corroded copy of whose "Note-books" I perused at the backwoods Woodbridge bookstore that seemed, somehow, already erstwhile, while my daughters fussed and bleated to be outside with the miniature cow Mona, so named because her moo was like a moan.
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"It was obvious, from the start, that the DOJ attorneys viewed state officials and the legislative majority and their staffs as a bunch of backwoods hayseed bigots who bemoan the abolition of the poll tax and pine for the days of literacy tests and lynchings," Judge Smith wrote.
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First, a guileful character: the backwoods beauty Laura Hawkins, who falls in with a corrupt United States senator, connives her way to the top of Washington high society, beats a murder rap after a sensational trial, then suddenly dies of remorse (a fate the authors' wives evidently insisted upon).
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Named Ruth and played by Julia Garner (Kimmy from The Americans!), she's a 19-year-old would-be crime lord trapped in a family of poor, blue-collar backwoods drug-runners, who are derisively referred to, from time to time, as hillbillies or rednecks or what-have-you.
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Containing a total of 22011 pages of listings—and several more pages of ads—the '245 guide even today feels like it was a hefty resource for not only the touring bands, but the kids ready and willing to book basements and VFW halls in their own backwoods and unfrequented towns.
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But with the emergence of groups like the Kingdom, the Hilltop and the Saviors, to go along with the Alexandrians and Wolves, the show might be entering a period of clashing colonies, forming a sort of backwoods parallel to the ancient warring city-states like Sparta and Athens, but with zombies.
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In this franchise's finale, Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) — who has evolved over the years from a scrappy backwoods hunter-nurturer into an exemplar of female power — and her team of warriors from District 13 fight to the death against the totalitarian government of Panem and its leader, President Snow (Donald Sutherland).
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In the episode about opiate addiction, we went to an uncredited backwoods detox facility in rural Maine where former opiate addicts were treating current opiate addicts by giving them massive amounts of THC, so they could get through the effects of withdrawal and form a new identity toward treating their pain.
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Hillary and Bill Clinton may be indulging in a much deserved break from the public eye (taking advantage of all of that newfound free time to accept standing ovations at various Broadway productions and wander the backwoods of upstate New York, graciously putting their hikes on hold to snap a selfie with supporters).
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The film's desaturated, grubby poster made it look exactly like the torture-porn movies that were already out of vogue at that point, but the film itself is something different — an intimate character drama about two friends stuck in a backwoods cabin, where something unearthly is stalking them, and gradually making itself known.
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Loretta Lynn's chart-busting new album, Full Circle, has been out for a few weeks now, and I'm still all twitterpated from our interview, wherein we sat down together and talked about all manner of things, from her backwoods upbringing and fierce business acumen to her preferred way to pluck a chicken.
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Russell Baker, the two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning author whose whimsical, irreverent "Observer" column appeared in The New York Times and hundreds of other newspapers for 36 years and turned a backwoods-born Virginian into one of America's most celebrated writers, died on Monday at his home in Leesburg, Va. He was 93.
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Over the next three days, Noah Colvin took a 1,300-mile road trip across Tennessee and into Kentucky, filling a U-Haul truck with thousands of bottles of hand sanitizer and thousands of packs of antibacterial wipes, mostly from "little hole-in-the-wall dollar stores in the backwoods," his brother said.
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Over the next three days, Noah Colvin took a 1,300-mile road trip across Tennessee and into Kentucky, filling a U-Haul truck with thousands of bottles of hand sanitizer and thousands of packs of antibacterial wipes, mostly from "little hole-in-the-wall dollar stores in the backwoods," his brother said.
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"It was obvious, from the start, that the DoJ attorneys viewed state officials and the legislative majority and their staffs as a bunch of backwoods hayseed bigots who bemoan the abolition of the poll tax and pine for the days of literacy tests and lynchings," wrote Smith, an appointee of former Republican President Ronald Reagan.
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It's a clever move, installing herself in the tiny town where so many of her loyal clients decamp for the last month of the summer, but you get the feeling that if Czech opened up a temporary shop in the backwoods of Nebraska instead of the Hamptons, her followers would still manage to #getczeched.
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Their stand-ins here, the Ain't Rights, from Arlington, Va. — Mr. Saulnier grew up in nearby Alexandria — are on a doomed West Coast tour, desperately in need of gas money, when they are offered a last-minute show in the backwoods of Oregon for an audience of "skins" they're warned are right-wing but hospitable enough.
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For those unfamiliar with it, Yuk Yuks is Canada's largest chain of stand-up comedy clubs, with clubs stretching across the country and also innumerable one-off gigs, from daytime corporates to shows at golf course ranges in the backwoods of the Ottawa Valley that feels like a combination of Coach's Corner and The Wicker Man.
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From the Amazon, to Colombia's great expanses of mangroves, to the backwoods of Maine and North Carolina, we've preserved, restored and sometimes bought outright the best carbon recapture technology we've got: our forests… Since 2013, we've helped our suppliers conserve more than 25 billion gallons of water… And we've issued more than $2.5 billion in green bonds for environmental projects.
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Over a half-million feral pigs populate the backwoods of Florida, many the mottled-brown descendants of those brought to North America in 1539 by conquistadors, and though it wasn't unusual to see them out scavenging peacefully during the day, articles about trappers whose legs had been sliced open by their sharp, curved tusks regularly surfaced in the local news.
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As survivalist novelist James Wesley Rawles argues on his website: This phenomenon has gone in and out of fashion over the decades, with figureheads like one-time Libertarian presidential candidate Harry Browne and Backwoods Home magazine, but Y2K was perhaps its peak moment, the first time the movement got true mainstream attention, as well as a place for a community to build around it in the internet.
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As for the ingrate blue jay inherently dapper dappled in Brooks Brothers plumage whose wing wicked resplendent lit in a freak fir fire involving one rosy-cheeked waddling toddler two schnockered green parents & the tiniest sparkler in the world as for that guy who pompous in flight one 4th of July dove nose first at a beatific swallow as if there in the unfettered night existed some backwoods design shortcut to heaven feathered leprechaun leading to a landfill of blinding gold bullion life- changing light chased & chastened as a sin committed to awaken misplaced repentance As for consequence best not to ask about the jay's final flight eight-foot dumb luck grace a glide straight into the man- made lake where the ingrate treaded water like an easy metaphor unburdened as he was wing fired heir to an airless air breezy lean that screamed walking desire Marcus Wicker's most recent collection is Silencer.
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