The Best $70 I Ever Spent

I have had the opportunity to check out some incredible gadgets and gear for Esquire. I've tried the Sonos Arc Ultra. I've tried this Fujifilm point-and-shoot that's all over TikTok. And, yeah, those are great, but this $70 multi-tool is the best thing I've purchased in the past several years. I'd even say it's better than any of the expensive things I've been able to try out for product reviews.

View in Browser  SHOP EXCLUSIVE SUBSCRIBE This Multi-tool Is the Best $70 I've Ever Spent I have had the opportunity to check out some incredible gadgets and gear for Esquire. I've tried the Sonos Arc Ultra. I've tried this Fujifilm point-and-shoot that's all over TikTok. And, yeah, those are great, but this $70 multi-tool is the best thing I've purchased in the past several years. I'd even say it's better than any of the expensive things I've been able to try out for product reviews. Read More Elon Musk Wore a Cheesehead Hat, Spent More than $20 Million, and Still Got Whupped in Wisconsin The world's richest man tried to use his fortune to get a MAGA judge elected to the state's supreme court. Read More The Best Damn Kettle in the World I'll never replace it because nothing else comes close in look and performance. Read More RFK Is One of the Greatest Weirdos to Ever Occupy a Position of Power—and His Policy Choices Prove It The Department of Health and Human Services, headed incomprehensibly by one of the greatest weirdos ever to occupy a position of power in this country, has surrendered to patent medicines, hot and cold running PFAS, and various strains of hemorrhagic fever. From CNN: "HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said last week that 10,000 full-time employees would be cut on top of thousands who had already left." The entire public health infrastructure is stripped for parts. Read More These 3-in-1 Wireless Chargers Do It All Our top five picks pack a punch at home and on the road. Read More It's Not Too Early to Ask Where The White Lotus Season 4 Is Going Are Mike White's vacationers finally heading to a luxurious ski resort? Read More Val Kilmer Made Crazy Things Seem Normal "I've never been that comfortable talking about myself, or about acting," Val Kilmer told Chuck Klosterman in the July 2005 issue of Esquire. "For quite a while, I thought that it didn't really matter if I defended myself [to journalists]. A lot of things kind of snowballed when I didn't refute them. And I mainly didn't do interviews because they're hard. When you're young, you're always concerned about how you're being seen and how you're being criticized." Read More Follow Us Unsubscribe | Privacy Notice | CA Notice at Collection Esquire is a publication of Hearst Magazines. ©2025 Hearst Magazine Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved. This email was sent by Hearst Magazines, 300 West 57th Street, New York, NY 10019-3779

'Yellowstone' Fans Just Solved a Huge Mystery

Duttonheads, the mystery is solved. Yellowstone fans believe that they've uncovered the identity of John Dutton's (Kevin Costner) grandfather. The answer has dogged fans for years, ever since the 1923 prequel series swiftly killed off John Dutton Sr. (James Badge Dale) in season 1, episode 3. His death left a loose thread in the Dutton family tree for over two years. Thanks to a recent event in 1923 season 2, our search may finally come to an end.

View in Browser  SHOP EXCLUSIVE SUBSCRIBE 'Yellowstone' Fans Think They Solved the '1923' Dutton Family Mystery Duttonheads, the mystery is solved. Yellowstone fans believe that they've uncovered the identity of John Dutton's (Kevin Costner) grandfather. The answer has dogged fans for years, ever since the 1923 prequel series swiftly killed off John Dutton Sr. (James Badge Dale) in season 1, episode 3. His death left a loose thread in the Dutton family tree for over two years. Thanks to a recent event in 1923 season 2, our search may finally come to an end. Read More This Caraway Set Is My Meal Prep Workhorse A skillet and dutch oven is all you really need. Read More 11 Citrus Colognes Perfect for Spring and Summer Lean into the warm weather vibe with a fresh, fruity fragrance. Read More Cory Booker Has Been Shaming and Protesting the Trump Administration for 20 Straight Hours I hung in there as long as I could on Monday night, but Senator Cory Booker outlasted me. And he was still going when I got up Tuesday morning. And he's still going as I type this post. He has moved on to shaming the House conservatives for their fiscal cruelty and irresponsibility. (Yeah, good luck with that.) What Booker is doing is not technically a filibuster since Booker is not holding up action on a specific bill. But with the help of questions from his Democratic colleagues, Booker is holding the floor, as is his right as a senator, and he is rounding into his 15th hour, and there is no damage being done to the republic from that quarter, so that's a good thing. Read More Get Ready For The Beatles Quadrilogy (?!) Jaws hit the floor when Sam Mendes announced that Paul Mescal, Barry Keoghan, Joseph Quinn, and Hunter Dickinson will star in four consecutive Beatles biopics. Read More Rolex Is Pulling Out All the Stops for 2025 New colors and dials are one thing, but a brand new watch? Let's take a closer look at the Land-Dweller. Read More An Exclusive First Look at Dr. Martens's New 'Love Letter' to the Iconic 1460 Boot Dig deep enough into the history and you'll learn that some of the most iconic items in menswear have murky origin stories. Even Levi's isn't entirely sure why the number 501 was chosen for its jeans. Occasionally, though, you'll hear about an exception. Take the Dr. Martens 1460 boot. Care to venture a guess as to when that hard-wearing lace-up first hit the production line in Northamptonshire, the English shoemaking capital? The first of April, 1960. One, four, sixty. Makes sense (especially when you consider that British date-keeping conventions list the day, then the month and year). Read More Follow Us Unsubscribe | Privacy Notice | CA Notice at Collection Esquire is a publication of Hearst Magazines. ©2025 Hearst Magazine Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved. This email was sent by Hearst Magazines, 300 West 57th Street, New York, NY 10019-3779