Kim Hubbard

In 1991, when Nancy Davis started losing feeling in three fingertips, she thought it must be related to the knee brace she was wearing after a ski injury. “It’s hitting a nerve,” she told her orthopedist. The response: See a neurologist. It was the beginning of a terrifying journey—but one that ultimately led to her life’s purpose. Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, she was told to expect she would need a wheelchair. “But you’ll probably be able to control the TV remote,” her neurologist said.

Tony A young Anthony Bourdain finds passion and purpose during a formative summer on Cape Cod MOVIE Anthony Bourdain fans know the ending. Tony is about the beginning.

The Odyssey Christopher Nolan delivers his most staggering epic yet with this adaptation of Homer’s classic poem MOVIE Everything about Christopher Nolan’s latest opus, based on one of the oldest surviving works of literature, is colossal. It clocks in at 2 hours and 52 minutes—just eight minutes shorter than his Oscar-winning biopic Oppenheimer—carries a reported $250 million budget and was shot on location around the world entirely with IMAX 70mm cameras, becoming the first film to do so.