There's a Lot More Lurking Beneath Trump's 'Flaming Dancer' Tweet

Including a key question: is marital infidelity even a political issue anymore? If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       There's a Lot More Lurking Beneath Trump's 'Flaming Dancer' Tweet   The President of the United States watches the Fake News MSNBC in the hopes someone will praise him like one of those big, strong, crying men we always hear about at his rallies. Ideally, the TV people will call him, "Mr. Trump." But then, when he is insufficiently praised, he takes to the Tweet Machine to attack the people from the TV screen. This would be unhealthy behavior for any adult, much less an adult with a 13-year-old child, and much, much less the guy in whom we have seen fit to vest the powers of the American presidency. We have mostly accepted this, however, as normal. Read More           Chrissy Teigen Fired Back at Trump's Twitter Attack With a New Presidential Nickname   Donald Trump generally has two or three Twitter feuds going at any time. He's fired high-ranking members of the government via the platform, insulted former friends and aides, and bashed sitcom stars. But in attacking Chrissy Teigen, he definitely made a mistake, because Chrissy Teigen is very good at Twitter—and she quickly branded him with a profane new nickname. Read More           NBA 2K20 Players Are Raging Against the Game's Developers   Ah, yes. Smell that? It's the sweet scent of rage and tears, wafting through the Twitterverse like morning dew. It's that time of year, friends—the Monday after the first full weekend of a new NBA2K game's availability. NBA2K20 dropped on September 6, and in what is ritual at this point, its die-hards are forming their yearly angry digital mob against 2K's developers for nitpicks in its gameplay. Read More           The Ending of It Chapter Two Was Completely Wild. Here's How it All Went Down.   It Chapter Two features a recurring joke about the fact that books written by grown-up Losers leader Bill Denbrough (James McAvoy) tend to have unsatisfying endings. His wife isn't a fan of his endings, and the director helming the big-screen adaptation of one of his novels doesn't love them, either. Even Stephen King himself makes a brief cameo as a shopkeeper who declares that Bill's endings suck. The running joke nods at a criticism that's been directed at some of King's works, which is that while he weaves dense and engrossing stories, he can sometimes fail to stick their landings. Read More           I'm Honestly Here For a Tool and Taylor Swift Feud   It's been about two months since Taylor Swift's public feud with Scooter Braun over the rights to her back catalog. With Swift planning on re-recording her old music, it seems like this particular feud is over, leaving the artist without a beef to make for a good narrative as she continues to support her new album Lover. Read More           The Roku Premiere Is the Easiest (and Cheapest) Streaming Device You Can Buy   Sometimes, you just want to watch some TV. Just grab a remote, body-flop onto a lumpy couch, and dedicate the remainder of your day to aimlessly clicking through your video libraries—be it Netflix, HBO, Amazon Prime, or all three plus fourteen others—until you finally land on the same old movie you rewatch at least once a month. (Independence Day, anyone?) Roku's latest streaming device is all you need to make that happen. Whether you don't yet own a streaming device, the device you have is a complicated nightmare, or you're simply ready to upgrade from a previous Roku model, you should give the Roku Premiere your attention. And then you can go back to watching TV until your eyes cross. 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