Sarah Huckabee Sanders vs. the Eclipse

Nice job on Monday, moon. Seriously well-orbited. I'd like to apologize on behalf of all American humans for the state of Arkansas, the governor of which did not appreciate your efforts. Arkansas was in (cue ominous organ music) The Path Of Totality, and both Arkansans and road-tripping non-Arkansans seem to have been quite excited over the whole thing. Except, of course, for Governor No Fun of Any Kind. And a 14-day emergency for a 30-minute event?

View in Browser  SHOP EXCLUSIVE SUBSCRIBE Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders Did Not Enjoy the Eclipse Nice job on Monday, moon. Seriously well-orbited. I'd like to apologize on behalf of all American humans for the state of Arkansas, the governor of which did not appreciate your efforts. Arkansas was in (cue ominous organ music) The Path Of Totality, and both Arkansans and road-tripping non-Arkansans seem to have been quite excited over the whole thing. Except, of course, for Governor No Fun of Any Kind. And a 14-day emergency for a 30-minute event? Read More The Lafayette Is Our 2024 New Hotel of the Year This unexpected, unabashed party palace just might be the best reason to head to San Diego. Read More The 20 Best Joggers for Your Next Run. Or Not. Let's just be honest with each other here. Read More 41 Best New Hotels in North America, Europe, and Beyond 2024 A truly great hotel can't be measured solely by the fancy soap in the marble bath, the plushness of the bed, or the quality of the chocolate provided with turndown service. We all love these little touches of luxury, of course. But they've become standardized—a way of offering the predictability that many travelers crave. Forgive us, but that's not a very exciting way to explore the world. The most memorable travel experiences are the ones we didn't expect and can't replicate anywhere else. The properties on this year's Best New Hotels list, our third, prove that a hotel that goes against the grain of ho-hum luxury can change the vibrations of its neighborhood and its city. More importantly, it can change the way you see a place. Read More Cartier's Beloved Tortue Watch Is Back in a Big Way for 2024 In a monopusher chronograph and an "hours and minutes" iteration, it features a newly refined shape and very impressive movements. Read More The Best Part About Dressing Like Adam Sandler? Hokas, Of Course. Because no casual fit—especially from the king of casual himself—would be complete without Bondi 8s. Read More Robert Downey Jr. Doesn't See Things the Way You Do "Last I checked, it was Saturday," he says of today. Four days ago, Downey, fifty-nine, was nominated for an Academy Award for his role in Oppenheimer, and telling himself this is just a regular Saturday is his way of keeping life small. "It's so funny, too, because you either constantly remind yourself when things aren't going your way, or you're constantly reminded externally when things are going your way," he says, unwrapping a nugget of Nicorette. "Clearly, the latter is preferable." He smiles, the bright, boyish smile—rubbery lips and eyes like a sad clown's and not a care on God's green earth—that has broken your heart or made you laugh in a thousand scenes. Read More How satisfied are you with the content of this newsletter? Follow Us Unsubscribe | Privacy Notice | CA Notice at Collection Esquire is a publication of Hearst Magazines. ©2024 Hearst Magazine Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved. This email was sent by Hearst Magazines, 300 West 57th Street, New York, NY 10019-3779