I Never Stopped Admiring John McCain

If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       John McCain Was a Flawed Politician I Never Stopped Admiring   I never stopped admiring him for the good things about him—the loyalty he inspired among people, his unquestioned physical courage, his instinctive response to the call of the better angels to which, tragically, he never found the will fully to surrender himself or his ambition. Read More           The First True Detective Season Three Trailer Looks Like a Spectacular Return to Form   From the looks of this first trailer, True Detective brings back a similar structure to Season One, with an unreliable narrator and two parallel timelines. The new season is set in the Ozarks and stars Oscar winner Mahershala Ali. Read More           Sacha Baron Cohen's Interview With Sarah Palin Was Cut From Who Is America?   In the feud between Sarah Palin and Showtime, it appears the former vice-presidential candidate came out ahead, as her interview was not included in this week's season finale. While Palin lucked out—or maybe won the feud, who can say—the finale did give Cohen the last laugh about the whole ordeal. The show gave Palin a credit for Special Publicity Consultant (Inadvertent). Read More           Justin Theroux and Jonathan Van Ness Celebrate National Dog Day and the Summer of Sleaze   On Sunday, in the middle of resigning from my position as Only Person in the World Yet to Watch To All the Boys I've Loved Before, I noticed something glorious in my Instagram feed—twice. Standing there, in front of a graffiti'd wall, staring directly through the camera lens, fiber optics, my phone screen, and into my heart, were none other than Culture Gods Jonathan Van Ness and Justin Theroux amid a Sunday shopping trip. Here's what I like the most about their Summer of Sleaze-worthy looks. Read More           The McCain-Trump Feud Shows That People Die, But Pettiness Doesn't Have to   On Saturday, Sen. John McCain died after suffering from a brain tumor. In response, the president looked through his closet and found his most funeral-appropriate middle finger. According to The Washington Post, Trump rejected issuing a statement that praised McCain as a hero. And on Monday, the flag atop the White House was raised to full-staff, breaking from precedent. Read More           Here's Exactly What Just Happened in the Sharp Objects Finale   After eight weeks of watching Amy Adams drink, drive, cry, and make questionable life choices, we finally know the identity of the Wind Gap killer. There are major spoilers if you click through to this article. Seriously, don't read on if you haven't watched the final moments of Sharp Objects. Read More         Read More on Esquire.com       Follow Us     Unsubscribe  Privacy Notice   esquire.com ©2018 Hearst Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Email Privacy, 300 W 57th St., Fl. 19 (sta 1-1), New York, NY 10019