When you think of jeans, there's a not-so-slim chance Levi's is the first denim brand to come to mind. It's only natural—the iconic name has been churning out classic jeans since the 1800s, with options available in virtually every wash and cut you could imagine. While Levi's is already one of the most affordable denim brands out there, they're even cheaper right now over on Amazon—with up to 50 percent off editor-approved jeans, including the classic 501s and the expertly tapered 512s. |
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The country artist's sprawling sixth album, Solitary Tracks, is restless, rowdy, and deeply introspective. He took us inside the transformative years that got him there. |
| Come for the madras Bedale, stay for the beautifully boxy Wading Jacket. |
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If you happen to walk by the Esquire entertainment desk on any given day, you'll probably find us blurting a too-online blend of TV theories at each other. Most of them are Severance related, doubly so since Friday's episode—aka the first time the Apple TV+ series was hornier than The White Lotus. I'll cut to the chase: My colleague Josh Rosenberg thinks that The White Lotus season 3's killer is one of the monkeys. He was mostly joking, but after episode 2, I'm honestly putting a little bit of stock in this theory. |
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Amazon has taken creative control of the franchise from the Broccoli family. That could have serious ramifications for 007's wardrobe. |
| Don't go shopping blind, we found the best fragrances for everything from day to night. |
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The president decapitated the Joint Chiefs late Friday night, firing chairman General C.Q. Brown Jr. and replacing him with retired Air Force lieutenant general Dan "Razin" Caine, probably because the president has a childish sweet tooth for people who flatter him and have really cool nicknames. Given the fact that Brown is Black, and also given that Trump has clear-cut nearly all the women in positions of high military command, much of the commentary on the firings has centered on making it part of the administration's racist and sexist fanaticism regarding DEI programs. Which admittedly makes a lot of sense, since Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth already has tagged Brown with being a DEI hire. |
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