Horror truly is enjoying a renaissance. Maybe it's because of the pandemic, as authors have had more time than ever to sit and mull over their darkest fantasies. Or maybe a whole generation raised on Stephen King has finally come of age and taken the reins. Whatever the reason, the genre is now more expansive, more inclusive, and more innovative than at any point in its history. That upward trajectory looks to reach new heights throughout the year, with horror creeping in to dominate the literary landscape from several directions at once. There are major titles from huge names, nasty little gems from literary darlings, and, as ever, the small presses continue to push the genre in new, outrageous directions. Plus, horror is a broad church. Anyone can attend. Whether you're looking for a story that will chill your blood, darken your soul, or turn your stomach, this year's macabre offerings will provide. It's scary out there alone though, so let us be your guide. We'll be here throughout the year to update the list of horror titles you mustn't miss. |
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It's starting to feel like we owe a certain profiteer past an apology. |
| The Shark WandVac is affordable, effective, and most importantly, self-emptying. |
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A sequel is a dangerous thing. How do you give fans more of what they loved, improve on what came before, and avoid compromising what made it great? It's a tightrope walk that Nintendo has excelled at since 1988's Zelda II: The Adventure of Link—the follow-up to The Legend of Zelda—and the first entry of a franchise that would later include one of the highest-selling video games of all time. You might've heard of it: 2017's The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. So how could such a well-loved, near-perfect video game surprise audiences with its sequel—which is easily one of the most anticipated titles of the past decade? Well, gamers, that's what I'm here to find out. Earlier this month, Nintendo invited Esquire to try Tears of the Kingdom for about two hours. If the full game is anything like my early playthrough, Tears of the Kingdom will compete with its predecessor in many a best-of-all-time list. |
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We're waiting on Summer, but the deals are already here. |
| The popular performer opens up about his international tour, stage style, biggest insecurities, and more. |
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In high school I became, I wouldn't say "addicted," but I was very into male enhancement. My best friend and I would go to the gym together. We got into everything—pre-workout, SARMs, steroids. We tried it all. Putting shit into our bodies and we didn't even know what it was. One day this dude at the gym was like, "Dude, I have this stuff. You gotta try it. It makes you so good in bed." That's how I started using Cialis, which was the gateway into all of this. That solved my performance problem so I started to think about ways that I could make it bigger. I would watch YouTube videos of people saying how much size matters. Thing is, it's true. I don't care what anybody says about the motion of the ocean. To get the top girls, you gotta bring something to the table. |
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