The Debauched Private School Culture That Created Brett Kavanaugh

If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       Tales of DC's Beach Week and the Debauched Private School Culture That Created Brett Kavanaugh   The most prominent entry in Brett Kavanaugh's now overly-dissected, perfectly preserved 1982 "calendar-diary" from his senior year at Georgetown Prep is boy-scrawled over June 6th to June 11th: B E A C H W E E K. Anyone who grew up in the DC area, particularly those who grew up in its white privileged enclaves, knows why Beach Week took on such significance for Kavanaugh: the high school tradition was and continues to be (at least since we last checked) a booze- and drug-fueled free-for-all where prep school almost-grads go to black out for one full week, frequently leaving a path of destruction in their wakes. Read More           The Planet Is Doomed—Let's Destroy It Faster!   Is there anything going on besides the concerted effort to put a career ratfcker on the Supreme Court? In fact, yes. The administration*, which is led by a guy who believes that the climate crisis is a scam orchestrated by Chinese operatives, released a report which explained that the planet is pretty much doomed anyway, so, what the hell, let's put Sean Hannity on the Court and elect Steve Doocy president in 2020. The official, established policy of the national government right now is that the climate crisis is beyond anyone's control, and that, therefore, we should be able to burn as much carbon as we can. Read More           How to Make Tequila Infused with Coffee   You're pooped, but you have a long night of socializing ahead of you. You need a caffeine, a drink, or both. Let's say it's both. Instead of quickly downing your third cup of coffee in 10 hours and chasing it with a quick shot of whatever's close before running out the door, treat yourself to tequila infused with coffee and flavored with vanilla beans. You deserve it. Read More           This Week's Biggest Sneaker Releases, and Where to Get Them   If we're being honest, there are no massive international sneaker releases this week—and that means we get to direct our focus on sneakers that may otherwise fade in the rush for another pair of Yeezys. Read More           The Best Pop Songs of 2018 Will Help You Escape Existential Dread   What even is pop music anymore? Considering rap has overtaken every other genre as the dominate popular music in the country, you could technically argue that it is pop music. And often enough it is! Drake? Pop music. Cardi B? Pop music! And you can pretty much attribute popular music to anything on a major label that's dominating the charts. Practice some escapism with the best pop songs of 2018. Read More           10 Reasons Why the 2018 Mazda 6 Should Be on Your Family-Sedan Short List   Among the sea of mostly under-the-radar mid-size sedans offered by Honda, Ford, Hyundai, and others, the Mazda 6 stands out. Many consumers, seemingly unfamiliar with the admittedly small Mazda brand, skip right past the 6. This, even though the Mazda delivers as much satisfaction as Honda's more mainstream Accord, which outsells the 6 by a factor of 10. But the Mazda deserves to be on every mid-size-sedan shopper's list. 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