Introducing Esquire's Winter 2021 issue, starring Keanu Reeves.
He sits in the black leather booth of a Paris brasserie, a porcelain cup half full of cappuccino by his elbow, thumbing the screen of his phone with his left hand, which is caked with slashes of dried blood.
"Let's see, where is it," he says, scrolling. He's searching for a text message he sent to Carrie-Anne Moss, his costar in the Matrix movie franchise, almost two years ago. Keanu Reeves had appeared in the doorway of this restaurant exactly on time, on about five hours' sleep, just a few minutes ago. It's called Le Grand Colbert, and he was last here for one very long night with Jack Nicholson and Diane Keaton, filming the end of the 2003 movie Something's Gotta Give. He hasn't set foot in the place since. Killings in Wisconsin and a firearm discharge at the airport are more signs of a country that's come unglued. Whether your palate calls for maple-apple, pumpkin, or spices. Or bourbon. Just bourbon. Their Dress Collar Polos are designed for flexibility, disguised as a button-down, all for just $65. With our exclusive link, you'll save $275 on the best mattress you can buy online. On the Long Island Inferno, two fathers, both with complicated pasts, took it all too far. Neither man was ever the same. |
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