Introducing our April/May cover story.
In Esquire's April/May cover story, the star of Moon Knight survives a hurricane, wears tie-dye, trips on mushrooms, hosts SNL, and creates art that gets at the rich and baffling complexity of the human experience. But not necessarily in that order. Consider the ritual of pour-over brews for your mornings. From the ones behind your favorite undershirt to those you can rock with a suit. Donald Trump gets special treatment from the press, and it's to his benefit. This is hard for many to process because of how obvious it is that most members of the mainstream media hate Trump and find his behavior disgraceful. But that's not the dynamic in play here. The fact is that Trump's exploits are so far outside the bounds of acceptable behavior for human adults, much less people vying to be President of the United States, that the press doesn't know what to do with him. He short-circuits people's brains. Keep the wisdom, lose the wrinkles. All the no-fuss footwear to get you through the year in style. Oscar Isaac reigns as king in several realms at this point: Star Wars, Disney+'s Marvel TV (Moon Knight debuted its first episode today), and, of course, the Internet's heart. As the most recent cover star for Esquire, Isaac sat down to explain some of the pieces of some of his domains with us, ranging from his friendship to Pedro Pascal to his favorite memory with Carrie Fisher. |
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