Sean Hannity Just Set a New Standard for Shamelessness

The 'Lock Her Up!' brigade is upset Nancy Pelosi called for Donald Trump to be prosecuted for his crimes. If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       Sean Hannity's 'Banana Republic' Routine Just Set a New Standard for Shamelessness   You may remember that Donald Trump, American president, has kind of made it a thing to suggest his political opponents should be thrown in prison. This has all enjoyed the complete backing of the various talking meatheads on the Fox News Channel, of whom Sean Hannity is the meatiest meat-brain. But this week, Politico reported that Nancy Pelosi tried to beat back the calls from her House Democratic caucus to begin impeachment proceedings—on the basis that the president has done a bunch of crimes and repeatedly abused his power—by suggesting he needs to be defeated at the ballot box so he can be prosecuted for those crimes as an ordinary citizen. Because shame is dead and his fans have stewed in the vat of conservative infotainment for years on end, Sean Hannity can get away with feigning outrage about this despite his devout allegiance to President Lock Her Up And Also My Enemies Committed Treason. Even by the standards of this zero-standards era, this is some shameless sh*t. Read More           Here's Your First Full Look at Everything in the Vans x Harry Potter Collab   Vans has been teasing its Harry Potter collaboration for a month now. And like any good sneaker fiends—and, honestly, HP fans—we've been following along, waiting for a full look at the line. If anything is worth the wait, it's Hufflepuff Slip-Ons and Slytherin Eras, right? Right! Well, wait we must no longer. Today, Vans finally unveiled a full look at the collection, which includes shoes, hoodies, tees, accessories, and even a coach's jacket—all with a Hogwarts house theme. Plus, you don't have to wait much longer: the collection will be available to shop online on Friday, June 7. Take a look. Read More           An Exhaustive Explainer of X-Men's Deeply Confusing Timeline   The X-Men movie franchise is really something. Frequently cited as the first big superhero movie series, 2000's X-Men was a game changer. Although the franchise has given us a handful of fantastic films and some incredibly iconic roles like Patrick Stewart's Professor X and Ian McKellen's Magneto, the series has no shortage of plot holes and timeline inconsistencies. Dark Phoenix is hitting theaters this week, and many fans think it might be the last of the current X-Men era as we know it. So, we break down the entire X-Men timeline from the original film through X-Men: Apocalypse and Deadpool. Read More           40 Rare Photos of Prince Defining Cool Through the Decades   There will never be another Prince. The Purple One transcended music, style, and culture. He existed on a plane of his own—untouchable and unparalleled. When the rock icon died on April 21, 2016, he left behind a catalog that transformed music—much of which the world is yet to hear. On what would have been his 61st birthday, we pay tribute to Prince with 40 photos of him through the decades defining cool. Read More           The 12 Best Boat Shoes to Wear This Summer (Even If You're Not a Boat Shoe Guy)   Boat shoes have waved in and out of fashion for quite some time. The shoe, originally meant for wearing on and around actual boats, became something college kids wore with polos and critter shorts, which in turn made them become...not the kind of shoe one would consider fashion-forward. But the shoe itself is getting revamped with some edgier takes on the classic styling this summer. Cooler colors, alternate fabrics, and even fresh shapes are shifting the shoe from stale to actually cool. Here are 12 of the best to shop this season. Read More           Funk Legend Dr. John Leaves a Legacy That Stretches Through the American Sound   The world is a lot less funky today. Malcolm John Rebennack, a legend on the New Orleans music scene, better known as Dr. John, has died. The guitarist, jive master, pianist, singer, and songwriter suffered a fatal heart attack "towards the break of day" on Thursday, a statement posted to his social media accounts confirmed. A loyal representative of the Big Easy, the 77-year-old brought the blended grooves and mystical lore of his hometown to the world in the six-plus decades of his career. 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