These World Leaders Couldn’t Be Mocking Trump, Could They?

They certainly aren't laughing at what he had to say earlier in the day. If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       These World Leaders Definitely Aren't Laughing at Trump, Who Made Us Respected Again   One of the core messages from Donald J. Trump, presidential candidate, was that "the world is laughing at us," and if we all just elected him, Donald Trump, the President of the United States, they would stop laughin and start respecting us again. This is the rhetorical manifestation of that scowling pose Trump strikes whenever he intends to look Tough and Serious, and like that pose, it's proven to be something of a joke. Read More           The Irishman Makes Tony Pro Into a Joke—But the True Story Is Much More Sinister   Aside from all the bickering, murdering, and car-bombing, Martin Scorsese's The Irishman—which is now streaming on Netflix—has an inordinate amount of nicknames. There's Sally Bugs, Skinny Razor, Whispers, Fitz, Fat Tony, and The Irishman, of course. (We should really have something like the Wu-Tang name generator for mob aliases.) The best of the lot, though, is the film's most degrading: The Little Guy! That's what Al Pacino's Jimmy Hoffa not-so-lovingly calls Anthony 'Tony Pro' Provenzano, played by Stephen Graham in the film. Read More           The Aromatic Beard Oil That'll Change How You Look and Feel   Created by Esquire for Cremo   It smells great, reduces itchiness, and is super easy to use. Read More           Replace Your Jeans With Todd Snyder's Ridiculously Comfy Corduroys   There's a popular story about the origin of the word "corduroy." It says that the word comes from French, and in French, "corde du roi" means "cord of the king." The king! Sure, we tend to think of it as a hardy fabric suited for hard work, but that ain't it, chief. Corduroy? It's regal. Read More           Star Wars Has Always Been a Little Gay. It Just Needs to Come Out of the Closet.   The Star Wars is universe vast—encompassing 42 years of movies, TV shows, comics, books, toys, video games, and so much more. These stories are only limited by the imagination—the tales of magical beings, of aliens of all types, of distant worlds, languages, and relationships. But, in four decades, the franchise has never managed to depict a single queer romance on screen. And though it's long overdue, that might be about to change. Read More           The First No Time to Die Trailer Teases a Deadly Betrayal For James Bond   "History isn't kind to people who play God," Daniel Craig's James Bond warns Rami Malek's supervillain Safin, in the first trailer for No Time to Die. It's a stunning first look at what's reportedly Craig's final James Bond movie—a trailer that debuts truly beautiful cinematography and direction from Cary Fukunaga. Thematically, this teaser promises No Time to Die will go to some interesting places, with Bond torn between the mysterious Dr. Madeleine Swann (Lea Seydoux) and some shadowy threat. This includes the return of a familiar face, Ernst Stavro Blofeld, played by Christoph Waltz, who is seen talking to Bond Hannibal Lecter-style in prison. 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