Our minds have been warped by all we've eaten across the country this year. We hope yours will be, too.
To shine a spotlight on a larger number of our favorite new places this year, we enlisted not one, not two, but four people to eat around the country: seasoned food writers Omar Mamoon and Joshua David Stein, our former food and drink editor Jeff Gordinier, and Kevin Sintumuang, Esquire's Lifestyle and Culture Director. Together and separately, we traveled thousands of miles and dined at hundreds of restaurants to deliver a list nearly twice as large as last year's. Shop the best styles of the season at 25% off. It's our holiday gift to you. The timepiece even includes brass from the original line marking GMT. Most of us know that Jeff Goldblum, the actor with a half-shirtless statue of himself in London, is a national treasure. Did you also know that the man really can't keep a secret? Like, not at all? In the new episode of our long-running video series, "Explain This," Goldblum opened up about his life, career, the statue (of course)—and what he has in the hopper. Notably? Quite a few blockbusters. To start, Goldblum will once again reprise his role as Dr. Ian Malcolm in next summer's Jurassic World: Dominion. The actor told us that he didn't want to give anything away. Then, God love him, he proceeded to give something away. Because an hour spent uncaffeinated is an hour wasted. This next evolution alarm clock is both old-school cool and packed with sleep-focused features. "There is no threat in the cartoon," said Congressman Paul Gosar of a video in which a character with his face is depicted murdering a character representing another member of Congress, "except the threat that immigration poses to our country." This was part of a short speech on the floor of the United States House of Representatives in which Gosar also drew a line between himself and Alexander Hamilton, whom the House attempted to censure unsuccessfully centuries ago. It turned out this was just an appetizer in the feast of paranoid delusion to which the country would be treated on Wednesday. Gosar was indeed censured and removed from his committee assignments despite the odds-and-ends defenses that his Republican colleagues, to their great shame, marshaled for him. |
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