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Inside Mark Healey’s O’Neill Wave of the Winter Winner Breaking down the winning ride after a wild and weird WOTW season Winner winner, chicken dinner. Photo: Christa Funk Dashel Pierson Link copied to clipboard Another year, another O’Neill Wave of the Winter done and dusted. And if you haven’t heard – or watched the short film yet – Mark Healey won. The longtime charger, venerable waterman, and spearfishing wizard took home the $25,000 grand prize for his Pipeline freight train amidst a field of Outer Reef bombs, Backdoor drainers, and (literally) hundreds of other entries. But,...

Fewer Americans are reluctant to get a COVID-19 vaccine than just a few months ago, but questions about side effects and how the shots were tested still hold some back, according to a new poll that highlights the challenges at a pivotal moment in the U.S. vaccination campaign. 15 hours ago in Entertainment Norman Lloyd, whose role as kindly Dr. Daniel Auschlander on TV's "St. Elsewhere" was a single chapter in a distinguished stage and screen career that put him in the company of Orson Welles, Alfred Hitchcock, Charlie Chaplin and other greats, has died. He was 106. 15 hou...

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Share now: Support us! GearJunkie may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn more. Surfing, spearfishing, hunting, living close to nature — that’s what this high-stakes athlete is all about. Maui, Hawaii local Mark Healey is a waterman and professional big-wave surfer, but he’s also a bowhunter. “When it’s high-stakes bowhunting, I probably have as much or more adrenaline than surfing giant waves,” said Healey. “You get nervous — full buck fever.” For Healey, hunting on and around the Hawaiian Islands is a way to honor traditional methods of hun...

The Admiral Duncan continues to be a place for the LGBT+ community to come together and remember those they've lost. (Jack Taylor/Getty Images) The Admiral Duncan, a popular LGBT+ pub in Soho, London, will never forget the awful day a nail bomb attack claimed the lives of three people and injured dozens more. Friday April 30, 1999 was supposed to be the start of a glorious bank holiday weekend. The sun was shining, workers had clocked off in their masses and, as is their wont, headed straight for the pub to meet with friends. There was a certain weight in the air, as in the weeks prior, two n...