A drone, a weapons cache, 30 days of supplies, and a Quick Reaction Force.
More details about the peaceful tourists who visited the Capitol on January 6 came out Tuesday night in a late court filing from Washington, D.C. The government is trying to keep a guy named Ed Vallejo locked up before his trial. Vallejo is a high-ranking member of the Oath Keepers who allegedly headed up a "Quick Reaction Force" based across the Potomac on January 6. The supporting evidence for the government's motion gives us a fairly good idea what this alleged QRF was all about. The not-so-humble hooded sweatshirt is still the reigning champ. The new capsule collection is poised for a (perhaps frustratingly) fast sell out. Complete your look with affordable blue light blocking glasses from Men's Health powered by DIFF. Two years ago, we heralded 2020 as the Year of the Menicure, and despite the jokes from the doubters, we were right. Not only about the name (a genius inversion of expectation, if we don't say so ourselves), but the trend. Because flash forward to 2022 and the menicure hasn't gone anywhere. In fact, its powers have only gotten stronger. There are whole Instagram accounts dedicated to men with manicures; the hashtag #boynails has 12.3 million views on TikTok; male celebrities from Pete Davidson to Lil Nas X to Bad Bunny are rarely seen without nail polish. We're now living in a post-menicure world where it's totally a thing to hear two dudes comparing their nail art at the bar. It only stands to reason then, that the evolution of the menicure would be the celebrity nail polish line. Friends, welcome to the Golden Age of Male Polish. Ozark was doomed. Back in the summer of 2017, we saw the first trailer for a new Netflix crime drama—cryptically named Ozark—that showed a white suburban family getting caught up in guns and drugs and money-laundering and other domestic bullshit. And… it felt a little familiar! At the time, just three years removed from a culture-piercing finale, and three seasons into its spin-off, Better Call Saul, we were still suffering from Breaking Bad mania. Much of the way the show is still addressed and covered suggests we still are. Which, heading into the final run of episodes, feels like a bummer. But if you think Ozark is merely another predictable crime romp from the annals of the Netflix algorithm, or wrote it off before it even debuted, you've been missing out on one of the best TV shows in recent memory. Once upon a time, a long time ago, a man took off his jacket and put on a sweater. Then he took off his shoes and put on a pair of sneakers. His name was Fred Rogers. He was starting a television program, aimed at children, called Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. |
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