Friday, November 06, 2026
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If you’ve ever stared at a throwback photo of Robert Redford and wondered if you, too, could pull off a necklace, you’re not alone. Below, writer Matthew Medencorp breaks down how to make the look your own. —Madison Vain, executive editor
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You already have a watch you like. This is the next step in your jewelry journey.
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Men’s jewelry, I’ve learned, can be a slippery slope. I’ve been a watch guy since elementary school, if we’re generous enough to count a dual-sided compass/watch on a carabiner as a watch. In college I added a bracelet. I’ve been a ring guy for over ten years, thanks mostly to being married and partially to getting lunch drunk in Albuquerque, going ring shopping for my wife, and finding a sterling silver bear signet ring that I’ve worn nonstop since. I’ve had an earring for two years, thanks to a quick weekend in Miami and a well-timed Harrison Ford interview clip crossing my algorithm about getting his ear pierced in a Claire’s.
Recently, I’ve been curious about my personal final frontier of men’s jewelry—the necklace. The other listings above are all fairly low entry points, safe experiments in the world of men’s jewelry. The earring may be the exception, but this is 2026; one small silver hoop isn’t that daring, even in the Midwest. A necklace has never really been my thing. I haven’t felt the pull. That is, until this year.
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Just when you think you’re out of the Upside Down, Netflix pulls you back in. On this “Stranger Things Day”—November 6, which marks the date when Will Byers first went missing back in season 1—Netflix announced the first live-action spin-off of its juggernaut hit Stranger Things.
On November 6, Netflix formally announced Other Worlds: A Stranger Things Adventure, with a teaser that confirmed the show will be a prequel set in 1950s Nevada. More specifically, April 19, 1955, in Marion, Nevada. (This also dates the show just before the stage play Stranger Things: The First Shadow, per Netflix’s press release.) The series is currently slated to premiere in 2028.
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With how tight the margin is between Democratic candidate Scott Colom and Republican candidate Cindy Hyde-Smith, every single vote counts. Also, here’s a new phrase for the shebeen to learn: “affidavit ballots.” Some states call them “provisional ballots.” It’s how you record a vote if there is some question about your eligibility. If that question is resolved in the voter’s favor, then the voter’s vote counts.
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