The New York Times' Rosenstein Story Is Just a Game of Telephone

If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       The New York Times' Rosenstein Story Is Just a Game of Telephone   On the whole, The New York Times is an essential publication. On occasion, however, it gets played like a $5 fiddle. Friday, when it published a report that deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein suggested he "secretly record President Trump," was one of those days. If you were a mendacious, criminal president* with a lot to cover up and the walls closing in from all sides, isn't this exactly the story you'd want out there as an excuse to fire Rod Rosenstein and then appoint someone who would fire Robert Mueller? Read More           Pete Davidson Is Clashing His Way Into a Sleazy Fall   We should have known the Summer of Sleaze would spill over into fall. This week, Pete Davidson stepped out in a look I can only describe as a hyped-up version of "Kid in Middle School Who Drank Soda Before 9 a.m." Let's raise a breakfast Dr. Pepper to Mr. Davidson. Read More           The Air Jordan 33 Is Designed to Change the Game   On Thursday in Los Angeles, Jordan Brand took flight. The basketball powerhouse unveiled its latest game shoe, the Air Jordan 33, in an immersive experience that featured everything from a first look at new apparel to movement-mapping sessions that compared attendees' hangtime to the GOAT's. (Shocker: He's better at jumping than pretty much every other human.) But the real star of the show, obviously, was the flagship sneaker and the brand-new technology built into it: FastFit. Go ahead, take a look. Read More           Ozark Should Be About Wendy Byrde   Told from Wendy's perspective, Ozark could be a truly fascinating crime drama. And she could be a leading character that television desperately needs more of. Near the end of Season Two, the matriarchy was starting to form between Ruth Langmore (the incredibly dynamic Julia Garner), Helen, and Wendy—three brilliant and capable women who could represent the three heads of the Ozark region of the cartel. But rather than let them take over, Ozark played it safe and allowed Marty continue to talk his way out of yet another bad situation. Read More           The Rugby Shirt Everyone Is Going to Ask You About   My entire attitude toward rugby shirts shifted when I encountered Rowing Blazers' take. How have I been so wrong for so long? That's about how it went. The hefty, heritage-inspired styles offered up by the NYC-based brand were a genuine revelation. You have the chance to see the light, too. Read More           Celebrities at the Airport in the 1970s: The Photos   Until you reach the bar or the Duty Free, the airport is a miserable experience. Air travel is a series of inconveniences and indignities in exchange for the privilege—and it is a privilege after all—to jet off somewhere. And yet celebrities make the airport look glamorous, never more so, perhaps, than in the 1970s, when they made the airport look like the hottest place in town. 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