How to Take a Stand For George Floyd Right Now

Wherever you are, you can demand justice for Floyd's killing by police. If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       How You Can Take a Stand For George Floyd Right Now   Following the death of George Floyd at the hands of police—and the recent third-degree murder charge for Derek Chauvin—protests demanding justice are sweeping the country. Aside from joining a protest, there are ways you can show allyship with Floyd and his family, and protest police violence. Many grassroots campaigns have fought for justice, providing everything from bail to medical supplies for protestors. There are petitions you can sign, too, demanding additional penalties for the four cops involved. Here's a list of ways you can join in the fight. Read More           Ghislaine Maxwell Knows More About Jeffrey Epstein Than Anyone. But No One Knows Where She Is.   Netflix's new documentary, Filthy Rich: Jeffrey Epstein, dives back into the dead billionaire's decades of sexually abusing minors. The doc, now available for streaming, unpacks the extremely disturbing and complicated circumstances surrounding Epstein's crimes—but it also brings his former girlfriend and alleged co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell to the forefront of the conversation. Though Epstein died in prison last year, Maxwell is still at large, and has not been questioned about both her role in Epstein's crimes, and those she's accused of herself. Esquire's Gabrielle Bruney spoke with director Lisa Bryant about it all. Here's what we know right now. Read More           A Gimlet Gets A Little More Interesting When You Make It With Vodka   When we make a Gin Gimlet, we use Rose's lime cordial, as is tradition. That oozing sweetness is easily countered by the herbal complexity of gin. But when we make a Vodka Gimlet, we don't touch the Rose's; it'd devour this less structural spirit. We use lime juice (fresh, naturally) and simple syrup. That makes a Vodka Gimlet a bit fairer. It's still mostly sour and a bit sweet, and it's still bracing, in the way that vodka's burn is bracing at the tail end of a sip. All together, nice. A vodka drink that tastes like vodka, but not too much like vodka. The next time you need a drink (when don't you these days?), here's the only recipe you need. Read More           The 30 Best Comedies to Stream on Netflix This Weekend   The need for a good, solid laugh comes more often than it used to these days. Sure, you can escape the world by diggin into a serious drama, but that requires more focus than we may be able to muster at the moment. Or maybe you just need a break in between true crime documentaries and gory thrillers. Either way, between a load of classics and a ton of newly released originals, the current lineup on Netflix will in no way let you down. Here are our favorites of what's currently available. Read More           Buy These Sunglasses Now, Wear Them All Year Long   The key to pulling off the sunglasses of your choice is actually pretty straightforward: be confident. Sure, conventional wisdom holds that rounder styles tend to complement squarer faces, and vice versa, but since when are you conventional? Basically, reaching for specific silhouettes—wayfarers, aviators, etc.—is a good rule of thumb if you're in a pinch and unsure of what to grab, but is an otherwise pretty limiting approach to picking out shades. In any case, Summer is upon us, and it's time to just buy a pair already. Esquire's Avidan Grossman picked out 15 pairs that'll never do you wrong. Read More           The Best Hair Clippers to Buy Right Now (Because You've Been Thinking About That Home Cut, Haven't You?)   Take it from us, man—tracking down the right pair of hair clippers is worth the effort. Whether you're looking to shave it all off for good or trying to give yourself a little touch-up every now and then, investing in the proper tools is crucial, especially when you don't have the added luxury of being able to hightail it to the closest barber should things go terribly, terribly awry. The good news is, armed with the right equipment, cutting your own hair can liberate you from the tyranny of the every-two-weeks appointment. Here's where to start. Read More         Read More on Esquire.com       Follow Us     Unsubscribe  Privacy Notice   esquire.com ©2020 Hearst Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Email Privacy, 300 W 57th St., Fl. 19 (sta 1-1), New York, NY 10019