The dress code was cocktail attire, but Tiger Woods wore a hoodie. "I'm pretty, pretty chill," he told me when I asked where his personal style was weaved throughout the new apparel and accessory line he'd recently been teasing as "the next chapter. Right now, this is what I wear every day," he continued. "I just wanted it to be reflective of who I am. This isn't something that's fake, or not organic by nature. This is just who I am and the team did a great job of detailing all of that." The GOAT and his long-rumored partner, TaylorMade, had the golf world on its toes for about a month since a trademark submission leaked. But this private event in Pacific Palisades was the long-awaited official announcement of Sun Day Red, Woods' next apparel move after an amicably confirmed un-swooshing in January. |
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Plus: A few words of advice from Esquire's editor-in-chief, Michael Sebastian, who's featured in the photos. |
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Well, there's nothing ominous about the fact that Vladimir Putin is making lists and checking them twice, or that he's pre-emptively announcing who's on them publicly. It is an apparent violation of Vlad's International Law to point out that it rather blew goats being a Soviet satellite nation for a half-century. Gee, how very Christopher Rufo of them. |
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"Welcome to The Daily Show," Jon Stewart said on Monday night, when he returned to the late-night show that made him famous. "Now, where was I?" If you haven't heard the good news, Stewart will host The Daily Show on Mondays this season—in preparation for, of course, the upcoming 2024 presidential election. As expected, Stewart did not mince a single word during the 42-minute-long broadcast. |
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