44 Ideas for What to Buy Your Dad This Year

Spoil him with great presents like he spoils his family. If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       44 Great Gifts That'll Make Your Dad's Day   Dad has been giving you stuff since you were born. Hand-me-down baseball gloves, Band-Aids, second opinions, backseat driving instructions, marinade recipes, some bad advice, and a lot more good advice. Isn't it time you returned the favor? With the holiday gift-giving season approaching, consider this your opportunity to give him something thoughtful—and cool. It won't even out the balance, but then again, he's the dad and you're the kid. You'll always be indebted to him and his bountiful wisdom. So whether he's into great coffee, old whiskey, early-morning bike rides, or making the most out of his high-tech home, there are plenty of gifts to make his day, because he'll know you're thinking about him. We picked the 44 best. Read More           The U.S. Has Never Held Anyone Accountable for Torture. Daniel J. Jones Is Still Pissed Off About That.   "We tortured some folks," said the President of the United States in August of 2014, in what was meant to be the kind of Frank Admission a politician will sometimes offer on the weighty issues of the day. Instead, it's become kind of a meme. Barack Obama's cocktail of bizarro eartnestitude and relentless folksiness was too much for our irony-soaked Internet culture. But the more you learn about the subject at hand—the CIA's torture program, the Senate's report on that program, and whether it was ever going to see the light of day—the less funny it all it is. If you ask the lead investigator on that report, Daniel J. Jones, it really isn't funny at all. Read More           25 Great Thrillers to Stream on Netflix   Thriller is code for someone who likes to feel fear without totally having the bejesus scared out of them. If you're looking for a jump without the gore, you've come to the correct place. Netflix is packed full of options for the thriller-enthusiast, meaning that no matter what specific genre of anxiety you're looking for, Netflix will probably have it. For example, within our current 25 recommendations, there are stories ranging from Mandy Moore shark movies to the four most important words of Haley Joel Osment's life: I see dead people. Read More           3 Winter-Friendly Outfits for Every Kind of Cold Day   Getting dressed in the winter requires a few extra considerations. If summer is about not melting into a puddle and fall is when you can really start dressin', winter is when the world is your sartorial oyster—so long as you don't freeze your face off before everyone can appreciate your carefully considered outfit. To help you stay warm while keeping your style on-point, we've pulled together three looks—one for work, one for the weekend, and one for a night out—to serve as inspiration. After all, a great winter outfit is worth a little extra effort. Read More           The True Story of Ken Miles' Mysterious Death That Ford v. Ferrari Left Out   "Id rather die in a racing car than get eaten up by cancer," Ken Miles is quoted as saying in Go Like Hell: Ford, Ferrari, and Their Battle for Speed and Glory at Le Mans, which tells the same tale as told in the new film Ford V Ferrari And, in the end, that's how Ken Miles, who's played by Christian Bale, does end up in that driver's seat in the sky. He dies in a tragic crash at the end of the movie—after he's cheated out of a first place win at Le Mans because of a botched PR plan. Read More           How to Make a Classic Mimosa   Mimosas are astonishingly easy to make. Just champagne and fresh orange juice, mixed in a flute and sipped alongside a hearty meal of french toast, breakfast sausage, and home fries. That spread is all fine and good. In fact, we'll see you at the next brunch table over, shamelessly shelling out 30 bucks for Mimosas of the bottomless variety to go with our eggs benedict. But should you want to skip the trip to the restaurant and mix up some of your own Mimosas at home, you can juj them up with a teaspoon or so of Grand Marnier; the orange liqueur add a little complexity to the exceedingly simple drink. A dash of orange bitters works well, too. 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