The Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee Book is heavy on comedy and includes an index of all the cars featured throughout the series, but honestly—I could have used some more coffee talk. Seinfeld writes in the introduction that "90 percent of my existence revolves around the wondrous brown-gold liquid, and I've never been happier," but throughout the book, he talks about coffee roughly as often as he talks about the 2013 film Gravity. So I took my questions to the man himself. We spoke via Zoom as he sipped a coffee and I, a huge fan, dissociated.
The Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee Book is heavy on comedy and includes an index of all the cars featured throughout the series, but honestly—I could have used some more coffee talk. Seinfeld writes in the introduction that "90 percent of my existence revolves around the wondrous brown-gold liquid, and I've never been happier," but throughout the book, he talks about coffee roughly as often as he talks about the 2013 film Gravity. So I took my questions to the man himself. We spoke via Zoom as he sipped a coffee and I, a huge fan, dissociated. |
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Amidst a global energy shortage, the three men behind Delta Crescent Energy figured that even oil from a war-torn autocracy was worth exploring. That is, until they became caught in a battle between the Pentagon, the State Department, and the president. |
| The beloved retailer has slashed prices by up to 30%. |
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This year, I'd like to keep my Esquire Gamer Zone keynote speech brief. You know us by now. We've spent the year bunkered down in places we'd rather not tell you about, playing the latest and greatest in video games. We play said titles with the brand-spankin'-newest in gadgets, gears, and accessories, with the goal of sharing the best with you, right here, right now. In 2022, we played as cats, turtles, golfers, Gremlins—yes, those Gremlins—skaters, demons, and trombonists. As always, our adventures changed us forever. Here, you'll read every gritty and embarrassing detail from our escapades, as we tell you what left the most indelible impression on our immortal gamer souls. |
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From marriage to medicine to masculinity, the year's best memoirs dig deep into thorny topics. |
| The legendary American soccer player dishes on his World Cup exits—and how the current U.S. Men's National Team can avoid the same fate. |
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J.D. Souther once told me he spent his first years in L.A. learning how to stand. Jim knew how to stand from the start. He stood pigeontoed, filled with poetry against a mike with that honky-tonk Berlin organ in the background, and sang about "another kiss." And there is something to be said for singing in tune. Jim not only sang in tune, he sang intimately—as Doors producer Paul Rothchild once pointed out to me, "Jim was the greatest crooner since Bing Crosby." He was Bing Crosby from hell. |
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