You got what you came for, and now things are out of your control.
I have a modest proposal for John Roberts, the chief justice of the United States Supreme Court: Resign. Today. You're only 67. You have many productive and lucrative years ahead of you at some white-shoe law firm in or around D.C. You've achieved your life goals, politically. Money power is firmly embedded in our elections, and landmark voting rights legislation lies in ruins. Your work here is done. Go make some money; because frankly, you've lost control of your majority, it's gone barking mad, and if you stay much longer, they're going to have to pad the walls of your chambers. |
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| In a new interview, showrunners are touting less sex but a commitment to depicting sexual violence. Wait—what?! |
| The network that has given us too much good for our own good, from worst to best. |
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It's difficult to imagine a world without The Lord of the Rings. J.R.R. Tolkien's sprawling magnum opus popularized the fantasy genre, galvanized a counterculture movement, and snowballed into a global pop culture phenomenon. Now, with Amazon's Rings of Power debuting in September, a whole new generation of fans are bound to discover Middle-earth. We've charted a choose your own adventure course through the lore, with exit points for the casual reader and bonus material for the newly converted Tolkienite. Additionally, for anyone looking to do their homework before Rings of Power, we've flagged the books that will enrich your viewing of the new series. |
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Our favorite annual sale is back! |
| For swimming or really sweaty workouts. |
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Eventually, it became the inspiration for a John Travolta film. But first, it was a legendary piece of Esquire journalism on American values. |
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