Donald Trump’s Mt. Vernon Visit Was...Embarrassing

He asked if the first president was 'really rich' and showed off the conservative movement's approach to history. If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       Donald Trump's Visit to Mt. Vernon Sounds Like Taking a Grade Schooler on a Field Trip   Our president went to visit Mt. Vernon, the historic home of George Washington, with French President Emmanuel Macron last April. As Politico reports, it was predictably presidential: Trump suggested, maybe jokingly, that if Washington was smart he "would've put his name on" the property, because you never see that name anywhere. He asked whether Washington was "really rich" amid the tour guide's discussion of Washington's real-estate holdings—an attempt to hold Trump's attention. Apparently, hitting a museum with the President of the United States isn't far removed from visiting one with a 14-year-old. Read More           For Dan Levy, the End of Schitt's Creek Is Just the Beginning   Esquire's Justin Kirkland recently sat down with Dan Levy to talk about his sitcom Schitt's Creek. Shortly after, it was announced that the next season would be its last. Thinking back on their lunch, it almost seemed like Levy was hinting at it. "I'm excited for what's to come, but I also care so deeply about this show, and I think so many times showrunners will set up a show and jump ship to work on something else," he said. "I couldn't imagine doing that with this show." Read More           I'm Going to Live in This Allsaints Shirt All Summer Long. You Should, Too.   The perfect summer shirt is not easy to find. Most shirts are fine. They get the job done in that they cover your top half. Maybe they're even lightweight or done up in a fun fabric or color! But too many shirts are static. Very few times is any old shirt a perfect shirt. This Indo one from Allsaints? It's perfect. Read More           Trump's Very Bad Batman Campaign Video Has Been Taken Down After Warner Bros. Took Legal Action   First you post a campaign video stealing the imagery and music from The Dark Knight Rises. Then they laugh at you. Then they force you to remove your bad video after Warner Bros. takes legal action. Such is the story of Donald Trump's first 2020 election advertisement, which was posted and removed in a matter of hours on Tuesday. Read More           The First-Ever Image of a Black Hole Is Terrifying and a Little Blurry   Here's a cooler photo than that overhead lunch shot you put on your Instagram Story: On Wednesday, the National Science Foundation revealed the first-ever image of an actual black hole. It was a triumph for the Event Horizon Telescope, or EHT, as being able to see—let alone capture—a black hole had been considered impossible. Read More           Fosse/Verdon Is Just Another Show About a Tortured Genius   What Bob Fosse could do as a choreographer and director was wake you up. Even in his purposefully restrained movements, they were a jolt, provocative in their implications and exciting in their execution. But the eight-episode FX miniseries Fosse/Verdon is an enormously disappointing approximation of the spirit of the work of Fosse and Gwen Verdon, a legendary dancer and star in her own right. Read More         Read More on Esquire.com       Follow Us     Unsubscribe  Privacy Notice   esquire.com ©2019 Hearst Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Email Privacy, 300 W 57th St., Fl. 19 (sta 1-1), New York, NY 10019