rubber-necking

And when it moved to what is now Wisconsin Dells Parkway in 1919, the roadway was gravel with no inkling of traffic jams, rubber-necking tourists, escape rooms, zip lines and Noah’s Ark.

In addition to closing all westbound lanes, officials said eastbound lanes were shut down due to rubber-necking at the crashes.

For decades, Ono was vilified by rubber-necking journalists and bitter Beatles fans alike, and her work – encompassing some of the most provocative and original feminist art of the era – was largely ignored.

Yet he’s as susceptible to rubber-necking as anyone when it comes to Woods.

So why bother reading “A Book About Love”? At first, there’s a kind of rubber-necking instinct — the schadenfreude that comes from watching the mighty tumble.