Leo’s Cannes Sunglasses Are Worth Buying (and Flexing)

Garrett Leight California Optical have Leo (and Brad) looking as cool as ever for the premiere of Once Upon a Time...In Hollywood. If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       Leonardo DiCaprio's Cannes Red Carpet Sunglasses Are Worth Buying (and Flexing)   Yesterday, we clued you in on Garrett Leight's shades because Leo's co-star, Brad Pitt, wore an eternally stylish pair of the brand's sunglasses. Where Brad opted for a modern twist on the classic wayfarer, Leo went the route of a more squared frame (which is very cool and not at all square in that sense.) Both men pulled it off beautifully, probably because they know what kind of frames are best for their face shape. Read More           This Stylish, American-Made Timex Watch Brings Back a 165-Year-Old Tradition   Timex still produces the bulk of its watches outside of the States. But a new batch of limited-edition timepieces is bringing the story back home. The American Documents series is made in America, and the bulk of its components are sourced and made domestically, as well. Here's why that matters—and why you should seriously considering investing in one of your own. Read More             A City Person's Gear Guide to Summer Camping   Created by Esquire for Go RVing   From a tricked-out RV to a portable fire pit, here's everything you need for a trip into the great outdoors. Read More           Slayer and Jägermeister Just Released a Special-Edition Jäger Bottle   Is there a more metal kind of booze than Jägermeister? No! There isn't! Marilyn Manson's absinthe, called Mansinthe, comes close. Slayer's fellow "Big Four" heavy metal band Metallica blew us away with its Blackened whiskey line, which is serenaded with Metallica songs through subwoofers before being bottled. But Jäger is about grimacing through layers of pain. It slays. Read More             Right now, every couple of hours, the United States starts lurching toward some sort of military confrontation with Iran, and then it lurches back. It's what The Guns of August would have read like if it had been written by Tom Robbins. It makes the high diplomacy portrayed in Duck Soup look like the Congress of Vienna. The fact that the people calling this particular square dance are John Bolton and Mike Pompeo fills me with confidence in neither my government's competence in this regard nor in its honesty. And now, from the Washington Post, comes just the kind of story you want to hear when the United States is flirting with war in Persia. Read More           Netflix Is Realizing That Shows Don't Have to Be Long to Be Good   As viewers' time continues to dwindle, the 15-minute episode feels like the natural progression of television. Hours are being consolidated into half-hours. The traditional 30-minute sitcom is being reworked into 15 minutes. And the beleaguered viewer with a Netflix queue as long as their arm can find a bit of respite. But before the format can truly get its footing, Netflix and other developers have to find the right type of stories to tell. Why not solve a murder in six 15-minute episodes? The clock is ticking. 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